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COVID-19-West-Java

National 5 years ago

Bogor regency faces backlog of 1,000 unexamined COVID-19 swab samples

Bogor Regent Ade Yasin said the samples had begun piling up toward the end of September because of the laboratory's limited polymerase chain reaction (PCR) examination tools, urging the Bogor Health Agency to accelerate its handling of the samples.

City 5 years ago

Bogor regency council speaker tests positive for COVID-19

The speaker of the Bogor regency council, Rudy Susmasto, has announced on Friday that he will temporarily withdraw from council activities after testing positive for COVID-19.

National 5 years ago

Factory workers in Bekasi required to report daily activities to stem COVID-19 risk

As new clusters of COVID-19 transmission continue to emerge in industrial areas in Bekasi regency, West Java Governor Ridwan Kamil has urged factory workers to report their daily activities in a bid to reduce the transmission risk.

National 5 years ago

All COVID-19 patients in W. Java military academy have recovered: TNI

The first confirmed COVID-19 cases at the school were detected in July after two cadets sought medical attention for symptoms that were seemingly unrelated to COVID-19.

National 5 years ago

West Java to fine residents who do not wear face masks in public

West Java residents will be fined or forced to do community service if they are caught not wearing face masks while outside, West Java COVID-19 task force chief Ridwan Kamil has said.

National 5 years ago

Cases surge by record 2,657 after West Java military academy outbreak

A coronavirus outbreak at a military academy in Bandung, West Java has contributed to the highest daily rise of COVID-19 cases in Indonesia, with the total number of cases nationwide at 70,736.

National 5 years ago

Domestic innovation spurs West Java’s COVID-19 response

Indonesia’s most populous province has seen a declining trend of daily new cases of COVID-19 in the past few weeks, thanks to collaborative efforts of many stakeholders in introducing innovation to fight the pandemic.

City 5 years ago

Jokowi visits mall in Bekasi ahead of reopening with ‘new normal’ protocols

Bekasi Mayor Rahmat “Pepen” Effendi said that malls in Bekasi would be allowed to open on June 4 at the earliest, but were required to operate at 50 percent of their capacity.

National 5 years ago

COVID-19: Low-risk cities, regencies in West Java to ease restrictions

West Java Governor Ridwan Kamil has said that the province’s large-scale social restrictions (PSBB) will continue “proportionately” until May 29, with some cities and regencies to allow for more movement and economic activity if they are at lower risk of COVID-19 transmission.

National 5 years ago

West Java traces additional COVID-19 cases in two major clusters

The West Java Health Agency has detected additional COVID-19 cases in two major clusters in the province. One cluster is thought to have begun at a religious seminar held by the Bethel Church of Indonesia (GBI) in Lembang and the other at the National Police Officer Candidate School in Sukabumi.

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COVID-19-West-Java

Bogor regency faces backlog of 1,000 unexamined COVID-19 swab samples

Bogor regency council speaker tests positive for COVID-19

Factory workers in Bekasi required to report daily activities to stem COVID-19 risk

All COVID-19 patients in W. Java military academy have recovered: TNI

West Java to fine residents who do not wear face masks in public

Cases surge by record 2,657 after West Java military academy outbreak

Domestic innovation spurs West Java’s COVID-19 response

Jokowi visits mall in Bekasi ahead of reopening with ‘new normal’ protocols

COVID-19: Low-risk cities, regencies in West Java to ease restrictions

West Java traces additional COVID-19 cases in two major clusters

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