Some 1,055 COVID-19 positive patients are still undergoing treatment at the COVID-19 Emergency Hospital at the Kemayoran Athelete’s Village, Central Jakarta.
“All patients confirmed positive (for COVID-19), comprising 489 male and 566 female patients, are being treated at towers Four, Five, Six, and Seven,” Head of Information of the Joint Regional Military Command Marine Colonel Aris Mudian noted in a statement here on Wednesday.
Mudian pointed out that the number of patients declined by 67 as compared to 1,122 inpatients recorded earlier. In total, 124,221 COVID-19 patients recovered at the COVID-19 Emergency Hospital at the Athlete’s Village.
Some 1,020 patients were referred to other hospitals, while 594 people succumbed to the disease. The recapitulation of patients in towers Four, Five, Six, and Seven was conducted from March 23, 2020, until September 1, 2021, at 8:00 a.m. local time. A total of 126,890 patients were registered at the COVID-19 Emergency Hospital at the Kemayoran Athelete’s Village, with 125,835 outpatients recorded during that time period.
Mudian also drew attention to the condition of COVID-19 patients at the Pademangan Athlete Village.
Some 4,977 inpatients, comprising 2,371 male patients and 2,606 female patients, were recorded at the Pademangan Athlete Village. The patients are being treated in towers Eight, Nine, and 10. Currently, 396 infected patients are undergoing treatment at the Galang Islands Hospital for Infectious Disease.
From April 12, 2020, to September 1, 2021, the Galang Islands Hospital for Infectious Disease recorded a total of 15,938 patients, with 15,568 outpatients comprising 42 patients referred to other hospitals, 8,229 patients that made a recovery, and 7,297 patients having completed treatment.
This is one of the several good tidings of the pandemic situation. Several regions have currently downgraded the level of community activities restriction policy on account of a smaller number of people contracting COVID-19. The situation has returned to normal to some extent now, as some leeway, such as limited face-to-face learning and mall reopenings, were observed.
Source: Antara News