2) Papua COVID-19 recovery rate reaches 96.7%
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1) Papua: Police, TNI asked to stay alert ahead of year-end
8 hours ago
During a roll call at the Raider 20/IJK Infantry Brigade Headquarters in Timika, Mimika district, Papua province, on Friday (October 22, 2021), National Police chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo thanked all police and TNI personnel for securing the convening of the 20th National Games. (ANTARA/Genta Tenri Mawangi)
Timika, Papua (ANTARA) - National Police chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo has asked police and military (TNI) personnel in Papua to remain alert, citing the likelihood of an escalation in separatist terrorists' activities towards the end of the year.
"Ahead of this year-end, local issues potentially escalate," he noted while issuing directives to police and military personnel during a roll call in Timika, the capital of Mimika district, Papua province, on Friday.
"As a result, security disturbances may rise owing to the increased intensity of the armed Papuan groups' activities," he said.
The roll call was also attended by TNI Commander Air Chief Marshal Hadi Tjahjanto.
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As part of precautionary measures, maintaining security awareness and alertness is indispensable, as was done during the convening of Papua's National Games (PON), Prabowo said.
"Please remain cautious until this year-end. Our recent success (in securing PON) made us proud. But, do not be caught off guard because there are tasks that we must carry out," he added.
During the roll call, held at the Raider 20/IJK Infantry Brigade Headquarters in Timika, he also thanked all police and TNI personnel involved in securing and safeguarding the convening of the 20th National Games.
Co-hosted by Jayapura city and the districts of Jayapura, Mimika, and Merauke in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the multi-sport event was strategic for Indonesia and Papua, he said.
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The event convincingly demonstrated to Indonesians and the international community that Papua is safe and secure, and, therefore, is ready to host large-scale events, Prabowo remarked.
"These all can have happened due to the hard works of TNI, police, and various elements of society," he said.
Prabowo also touched upon how both police and TNI managed to stop criminal groups seeking to disrupt Papua's PON. As a result, the event ran in a safe and secure manner, he said.
Papua has lately attracted the media spotlight as the host of this year's PON National Games and National Para Games (Peparnas).
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The PON took place in Jayapura city and the districts of Jayapura, Mimika, and Merauke from October 2 to October 15 this year, while Peparnas will be held from November 2 to November 15.
At least 6,400 athletes and 3,500 officials from 34 provinces across Indonesia participated in Papua's PON National Games, which featured 37 events.
Meanwhile, 1,935 athletes and 740 officials will take part in the National Para Games in Jayapura city and Jayapura district. The games will feature 12 events.
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"Ahead of this year-end, local issues potentially escalate," he noted while issuing directives to police and military personnel during a roll call in Timika, the capital of Mimika district, Papua province, on Friday.
"As a result, security disturbances may rise owing to the increased intensity of the armed Papuan groups' activities," he said.
The roll call was also attended by TNI Commander Air Chief Marshal Hadi Tjahjanto.
Related news: Report book on Widodo administration's achievements in Papua released
As part of precautionary measures, maintaining security awareness and alertness is indispensable, as was done during the convening of Papua's National Games (PON), Prabowo said.
"Please remain cautious until this year-end. Our recent success (in securing PON) made us proud. But, do not be caught off guard because there are tasks that we must carry out," he added.
During the roll call, held at the Raider 20/IJK Infantry Brigade Headquarters in Timika, he also thanked all police and TNI personnel involved in securing and safeguarding the convening of the 20th National Games.
Co-hosted by Jayapura city and the districts of Jayapura, Mimika, and Merauke in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the multi-sport event was strategic for Indonesia and Papua, he said.
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The event convincingly demonstrated to Indonesians and the international community that Papua is safe and secure, and, therefore, is ready to host large-scale events, Prabowo remarked.
"These all can have happened due to the hard works of TNI, police, and various elements of society," he said.
Prabowo also touched upon how both police and TNI managed to stop criminal groups seeking to disrupt Papua's PON. As a result, the event ran in a safe and secure manner, he said.
Papua has lately attracted the media spotlight as the host of this year's PON National Games and National Para Games (Peparnas).
Related news: Amin expects indigenous people to benefit from Papua's development
The PON took place in Jayapura city and the districts of Jayapura, Mimika, and Merauke from October 2 to October 15 this year, while Peparnas will be held from November 2 to November 15.
At least 6,400 athletes and 3,500 officials from 34 provinces across Indonesia participated in Papua's PON National Games, which featured 37 events.
Meanwhile, 1,935 athletes and 740 officials will take part in the National Para Games in Jayapura city and Jayapura district. The games will feature 12 events.
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2) Papua COVID-19 recovery rate reaches 96.7%
6 hours ago
Jayapura, Papua (ANTARA) - The recovery rate among COVID-19 patients in Papua has reached 96.7 percent, the regional COVID-19 prevention and handling task force has informed.
"It is true that the (COVID-19) recovery rate is high, which is 96.7 percent, or 41,352 people have been declared recovered from COVID-19," spokesperson for the task force, Dr. Silwanus Sumule, said here on Saturday.
Cumulatively, as of Friday, 42,763 people were confirmed positive for COVID-19 in the province while 41,352 people had recovered from the viral infection, he informed.
Currently, 0.5 percent or 195 people are still being treated in 16 districts and cities in Papua, he said.
Meanwhile, the number of residents who have died of COVID-19 is 1,216, or 2.8 percent, he noted.
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Of the 16 districts and cities where patients are still being treated for COVID-19, Keerom district has recorded the most patients at 42, he said.
The recovery rate among COVID-19 patients in Papua has been high as most people confirmed positive have been asymptomatic, he added.
Although the recovery rate is high, the community must continue to adhere to the health protocols and carry out COVID-19 vaccinations, he stressed.
"Do not be negligent in complying with the process considering that the COVID-19 virus is still around us," he cautioned.
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The first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Indonesia in March 2020. According to data from the National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB), as of October 23, 2021, at least 4,239,396 people have tested positive for COVID-19 in the country, while 4,081,417 people have recovered, and 143,176 people have succumbed to the deadly virus.
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"It is true that the (COVID-19) recovery rate is high, which is 96.7 percent, or 41,352 people have been declared recovered from COVID-19," spokesperson for the task force, Dr. Silwanus Sumule, said here on Saturday.
Cumulatively, as of Friday, 42,763 people were confirmed positive for COVID-19 in the province while 41,352 people had recovered from the viral infection, he informed.
Currently, 0.5 percent or 195 people are still being treated in 16 districts and cities in Papua, he said.
Meanwhile, the number of residents who have died of COVID-19 is 1,216, or 2.8 percent, he noted.
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Of the 16 districts and cities where patients are still being treated for COVID-19, Keerom district has recorded the most patients at 42, he said.
The recovery rate among COVID-19 patients in Papua has been high as most people confirmed positive have been asymptomatic, he added.
Although the recovery rate is high, the community must continue to adhere to the health protocols and carry out COVID-19 vaccinations, he stressed.
"Do not be negligent in complying with the process considering that the COVID-19 virus is still around us," he cautioned.
Related news: Jakarta's Wisma Atlet emergency hospital records 132 daily recoveries
The first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Indonesia in March 2020. According to data from the National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB), as of October 23, 2021, at least 4,239,396 people have tested positive for COVID-19 in the country, while 4,081,417 people have recovered, and 143,176 people have succumbed to the deadly virus.
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