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Is It Worth To Go To Indonesia Now
Accordingly circular letter #4,new entry rules being implemented forWNA( Kitas) and WNI on arr. frorm abroad to S.Hatta Intern. airport. Does anyone have any info to share re.entry experience/hotel distribution & stay for 5 days quarantine....It has been 3rd day now this new regulation is been in work (5 day quarantine at designated hotel, 2 x PCR test).... I have scheduled to fly to Jkt from Amsterdam on 6 Jan. Wondering whether it'll be better to change flight for after 14 Jan?...Any advice or tip would be highly apprecaited. Thank you, Happy & good 2021 new Year to ALL !
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Unless extremely necessary , I would not come to Jakarta this month .Last edited by marcus; 04-01-21, 07:33. -
From https://www.thejakartapost.com/news/...-19-cases.html (03 Jan 2021)
The Jakarta Post
Title : Hospitals, cemeteries overwhelmed as Jakarta faces new spike in COVID-19 cases
By : Ardila Syakriah
[... On Dec. 28, the number reached a record-high 101 burials. Daily cases in the city had been hitting the four digits since early December, at least four times reaching over 2,000 per day. Positivity rates, meaning the share of tests that came back positive and which should ideally be at below 5 percent per the World Health Organization (WHO), have ranged between 10 and 17 percent since mid-December. High positivity rates, according to experts, are a sign of insufficient testing and wide transmission of the virus...
The Indonesian Hospital Association's (PERSI) Jakarta chapter chairman, Koesmedi Priharto, said hospitals had seen increasing bed occupancy rates. He said that the city administration could easily add more beds, but ensuring there would be enough medical workers was "impossible"...
Jakarta's real-time data as of Saturday showed that of 361 intensive care unit (ICU) beds with ventilators for COVID-19 patients, 266 of them of negative pressure, only 53 beds were left--an 85.3% occupancy rate... state-run Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital (RSCM), had 146 of its 192 beds for COVID-19 occupied on Saturday, while there were still patients in the emergency room waiting to be admitted to the wards, the hospital's spokesperson Sumariyono said. He said that the occupancy rate for adult ICUs was at 95% ...
Concerns are high that the long year-end holiday will increase the burden on the already stretched healthcare system. The Jakarta administration said that following the long holidays in August and October, cases increased by 77.3% and 59.6%, respectively ...]
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So besides full hospitals , and a expected surge in infected people after this new year holidays , we are here in high risk to die if infected . Statists from May showed fatality rate of 15% for people less than 45 y.o. , fatality rate of 40% for people between 46 and 59 , and fatality rate of 45% for people older than 60 (according to https://www.thejakartapost.com/news/...ostviewed&pg=/).Last edited by marcus; 04-01-21, 07:26.Comment
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Thank you very much, noted all info...sad to learn the situation is such...decided to change my flight date...Praying for the best for all...Originally posted by marcus View PostComment
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wow.....thank you for the update & info....hope & truly wish at some point wave will go downward....it all has been looong...amen!Originally posted by marcus View PostComment
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As predicted by the government , today the number of infected people broke the record : 8'854 (according to detikNews https://news.detik.com/berita/d-5323...541.1605939819) .Comment
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Looks like another record today , 9'321 new infected people , 2'398 in Jakarta (according to https://health.detik.com/berita-deti...541.1605939819) .Comment
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Originally posted by marcus View Post
feels like the curve is not going to flatten in nearest 2-6 month.Soon is Chinese New year,then Easter,Then Lebaran...chances are that it will take another good year till life gets better...sad...
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Originally posted by Emily888 View Post feels like the curve is not going to flatten in nearest 2-6 month...
It seems so .Comment
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New records of coronavirus infected people in Indonesia , according to detik.com :
14 Jan : 11'557
15 Jan : 12'818
16 Jan : 14'224 , 3'536 in Jakarta (https://health.detik.com/berita-deti...541.1605939819)Comment
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Come to Indonesia, chaos only at the big city when coming to the village many people are calm down but stay safe and follow the protocol from government, kostComment
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