Deputy Regent Sutjidra Invites People to Work Together to Grow and Rise during a Pandemic
Deputy Regent (Wabup) of Buleleng, dr. I Nyoman Sutjidra, Sp.OG invites all Buleleng people to grow and rise together in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic in Buleleng. The invitation was conveyed as momentum in the Commemoration of the 63rd Bali Province Anniversary in 2021 with the theme "Growing and Awakening in a New Era of Bali Order" according to Nangun Sat Kerthi Loka's Vision of Bali through the Planned Universal Development Pattern towards a New Era of Bali.
Representing the Regent of Buleleng, Deputy Regent Sutjidra acted as Inspector of the Bali Province Anniversary Commemoration Ceremony which took place in the courtyard of the Buleleng Regent's Office, Saturday (14/8).
On that occasion, his party interpreted the theme of the Bali Province Anniversary as momentum for all Buleleng people to work together to raise and grow during the Covid-19 pandemic. "Bali is the most affected by the Covid-19 pandemic because the Bali budget still relies on the tourism sector. So, following what the Governor of Bali said, let's all Balinese people work together to grow and rise during this Covid-19 pandemic," said Vice Regent Sutjidra.
As one of the steps to grow and rise during a pandemic, Deputy Regent Sutjidra said that the secondary sector in agriculture and MSMEs was focused on maximum development based on the vision of Nangun Sat Kerthi Loka Bali. All existing potentials are ready to be developed seriously and sustainably, starting from nature, culture, and Balinese culture that must be preserved and developed.
Finally, Deputy Regent Sutjidra again invited the public to always be disciplined in implementing health protocols, such as 3M, wearing masks, washing hands with soap in running water, and maintaining distance. "The 3M discipline must be carried out by the community, the government will also carry out 3T, tracing, testing and treatment. So with these efforts, hopefully, this Covid-19 pandemic will pass quickly," he hoped. Meanwhile
Wabub Sutjidra leads the deployment of Isoman Mobilization Troops to Isoter, Buleleng Regency.
To prevent the transmission of Covid-19 to others, due to confirmed patients who are self-isolating (Iseman). Saturday, (14/8) the Buleleng Regency Covid-19 Task Force will mobilize 209 Isoman patients to be transferred to district centralized isolation (isolated) by deploying 15 fleets assisted from the TNI-Polri, BPBD, Dishub, Satpol-PP Buleleng Regency. This was conveyed by the Deputy Regent of Buleleng, dr. Nyoman Sutjidra, Sp.OG while leading the Troops Title Ceremony accompanied by the Dandim 1609 Buleleng Lieutenant Colonel Inf. Muhammad Windra Lisrianto and Buleleng Police Chief Adjunct Senior Commissioner Adrian Pramudianto at Singaraja City Park.
This was further conveyed by the Deputy Regent of Buleleng who is also the Deputy Chair of the Buleleng Covid-19 Task Force, according to the direction of the Coordinating Minister for Marinvest, the Governor of Bali, the Kapolda and Pangdam IX/Udayana, patients who are still doing isoman to be immediately transferred to an isomer, this is to break the chain of transmission of Covid-19 19 due to family clusters. "We can't guarantee that isoman patients are disciplined in doing isolation, we can't carry out 24-hour surveillance on them. For that, today we move it, we will finish everything," Sutjidra targeted.
Furthermore, said Deputy Regent Sutjidra, armed with the treatment of OTG-GR patients who performed isoters which had been carried out for almost a month, no patient's condition worsened, even 100% recovered. Buleleng became a pilot for isoter patients with 4 places used, namely, Undiksha Jinengdalem dormitory, Bali Mandara Kubuaddan high school and vocational school, and Company C Assistance Infantry Battalion 900 Raider in Kubuaddan Village.
Wabub Sutjidra also gave exceptions or discretion to isoman patients who could not be transferred for certain reasons, with the full responsibility of the village/Kelurahan and Traditional Village under their supervision. "From the reports, there were some who could not be mobilized, for reasons of mothers who had just given birth, single grandmothers, which of course were the responsibility of the village/Kelurahan and the traditional village in supervising patients and their health workers, and these were not many," he said.
Sutjidra hopes that the mobilization of isoman patients to isoters will reduce the Bed Occupancy Rate (BOR) of Regional General Hospitals and other Private Hospitals, which are currently high. Not to forget, Deputy Head of State Sutjidra expressed his gratitude to the TNI-Polri who had helped prepare this activity.
Handling OTG, Buleleng Covid-19 Task Force No Longer Doing Isoman.
The Buleleng Regency Covid-19 Task Force (Satgas) will no longer treat asymptomatic patients (OTG) in self-isolation (Isoman) but will be provided with centralized isolation facilities (Isoter) and village isolation. This was emphasized by the Coordinator for the Data and Information Sector of the Covid-19 Handling Task Force of Buleleng Regency, Ketut Suwarmawan. Furthermore, Suwarmawan said OTG patients who previously underwent independent isolation, were now transferred to village isolation. The implementation of this isolation will be under the supervision and responsibility of the village or Kelurahan government.
Meanwhile, regarding data on the progress of handling Covid-19 in Buleleng Regency today, there are 141 new confirmations, consisting of 12 people from Banjar District, 68 people from Buleleng District, 3 people from Busungbiu District, 7 people from Gerokgak District, 6 people in Kubuaddan District, and Sawan District. 9 people, Seririt District 7 people, Sukasaa District 20 people, Tejakula District 9 people. 6 people died.
Suwarmawan continued, 151 people recovered, consisting of 16 people from Banjar District, 62 people from Buleleng District, 5 people from Busungbiu District, 5 people from Gerokgak District, 5 people from Kubuaddan District, 19 people from Sawan District, 10 people in Seririt District, 23 people in Sukasada District, and Tejakula District 6 people.
Cumulatively, cumulative confirmed cases in Buleleng Regency were 8,975 people with details of recovering 7,570 people, 375 people dying, 1,022 people being treated in Buleleng, and 8 people being treated outside Buleleng.
