Right now, West Java has actually pesantren clusters (of COVID-19 transmission) in Kuningan district, where we will carry out mass testing, according to the pattern in Ciayumajakuning.
Bandung, W Java – Three cities and 2 districts in West Java have been stated red zones, or areas with a high threat of COVID-19 transmission, prompting local authorities to tighten up public activities and conduct mass testing.
” Red zones in West Java today are Bogor city, Depok city, Bekasi district, Cirebon city, and Cirebon district,” West Java Governor Ridwan Kamil said at a press conference held after the West Java Provincial Task Force for COVID-19 Reaction provided its weekly report here on Monday.
The governor said the provincial federal government is likewise concentrating on clusters of COVID-19 transmission at a number of Islamic boarding schools (pesantren) in Kuningan district.
” Right now, West Java has actually pesantren clusters (of COVID-19 transmission) in Kuningan district, where we will carry out mass screening, according to the pattern in Ciayumajakuning. There is an increase in the variety of COVID-19 cases in a number of locations there,” he elaborated.
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In Kuningan, micro scale social constraints (PSBM) have actually been enforced at the pesantren, town, and sub-district levels. The PSBM has up until now been thought about effective in including the spread of COVID-19 in West Java.
The pesantren cluster emerged as lots of trainees and instructors frequently head out of pesantren substances, he said.
West Java Vice Governor Uu Ruzhanul Ulum said the provincial federal government is coordinating with worried celebrations to apply health procedures at pesantren.
The regional authorities will perform swab screening at numerous pesantren today, he added.
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