Following up on the Minister's directives, the Buleleng Covid-19 Task Force Immediately Transfers Isoman's Patients
Following up on the visit of Coordinating Minister for Investment and Investment Luhut Binsar Panjaitan, together with the Minister of Home Affairs and the Minister of Health of the Republic of Indonesia, the Buleleng Covid-19 Task Force moved quickly in evaluating things that became obstacles in handling Covid-19 Buleleng, especially the handling of OTG-GR patients who were in self-isolation (Isoman). ). This was conveyed by the Coordinator for the Data and Information Sector, the Buleleng Covid-19 Task Force, Ketut Suwarmawan, S.STP, MM in the release of the Covid-19 update in his office, Friday (13/8).
In a directive delivered by the Deputy Regent of Buleleng who is also the Deputy Chair of the Buleleng Covid-19 Task Force, dr. Nyoman Sutjidra, Sp.OG while chairing the meeting with the Forkopimda of Buleleng Regency, Ketut Suwarmawan said the tracing number in Buleleng Regency exceeded the national target because the population of Buleleng was large. "The massive tracking is getting better, the more cases are known, the easier it is to map and break the spread so it doesn't spread," he explained.
Furthermore, said Suwarmawan, who is also the Head of the Communications and Information Technology Office of Buleleng Regency, the central assessment in handling Covid-19 in Buleleng who underwent centralized isolation received appreciation. This can not be separated from the recovery rate of patients undergoing centralized isolation (isoter) 100% cured. Of course, this central assessment becomes a reference so that patients who are isoman are immediately transferred to isoters.
"This transfer is of course aimed at making it easier to monitor the patient's health condition, being able to communicate with other patients so that the patient's activities are very lively there, indirectly increasing the patient's body immunity," he explained.
Suwarmawan continues to invite the public to remain disciplined in implementing health protocols with 3M and appeals for religious ceremony activities to be postponed first to prevent new clusters from transmitting Covid-19. "We have coordinated with the Head of PMD, sub-district heads for traditional activities that are not urgent at all to be postponed," he said.
Regarding the development of Covid-19 today, Kadis Suwarmawan explained, the patients recovered and had been allowed to go home were quite significant, namely as many as 194 dominant people came from Buleleng District, then 105 confirmed patients and 6 patients died, while 1,038 active patients were being treated. in Buleleng, 8 people outside Buleleng.
Cumulatively, there were 8,824 Covid-19 patients, consisting of 7,409 recovered, 369 dead, and 1,046 active patients. Commemorating the 60th Scout Day, Buleleng Kwarcab Holds a Blood Donation Event In a series of commemorating the 60th Scout Day Movement, several social activities were carried out, one of which was blood donation. This was conveyed by the Daily Head of the Scout Movement of the Buleleng Branch, Made Level when he was met on the sidelines of the blood donation activity at the District Scout Branch Quarter Office. Buleleng on Friday, (13/8).
Furthermore, Made Level conveyed that this blood donor activity is routinely carried out every year in synergy with PMI Singaraja Branch. Participants in this blood donation activity came from scout members and the community who wanted to donate blood. "We socialize it through the branch quarters in the sub-district to inform people who are willing to donate," he said.
Furthermore, Made Level explained that due to this pandemic situation, the number of participants is limited so that later it cannot cause a crowd and of course this is accompanied by strict health protocols. "We limit our participants to around 40 people so as not to cause a crowd and comply with the procedures recommended by the government in a pandemic situation," he said.
Made Level hopes that this blood donation activity can help people who are short of blood.
Meanwhile, Gusti Putu Suasmika from Banjar, one of the donors, revealed that he was very enthusiastic about this blood donation event. Suasmika said he had often donated blood. "Since 2012 I have participated in blood donors 18 times. After donating blood my body feels fresh, healthy, and good, although at first, it was a little weak," he said. next article PAS Regent Spreads 20 Thousand Fish Seeds in Lake Buyan and Tamblingan
To preserve the freshwater fish population in Lake Buyan and Tamblingan, the Buleleng Regency Government through the Food Security and Fisheries Service (DKPP) distributed 20,000 Tilapia and Carver seeds. The distribution of the fish was carried out by the Regent of Buleleng Putu Agus Suradnyana accompanied by the Head of the Buleleng DKPP Service I Gede Putra Aryana on Friday (13/8).
On that occasion, the Regent who is familiarly called PAS also took the time to chat with a group of lake fishermen. To them, PAS advised to always maintain the lake ecosystem.
In addition, as a supporter of the lake ecosystem, PAS also asks fishing groups to report any environmental damage such as illegal logging.
"Later, if there is a chainsaw sound, immediately see who the culprit is, report it immediately," he asked.
Regarding the sustainability of seed distribution, PAS instructed the Head of the DKPP Service to do it regularly. Therefore, he hopes that the DKPP is always ready to provide seeds.
Meanwhile, in the same place, Aryana said that this activity aims to maintain the population of freshwater fish, both for wild releases and for fishermen maintaining in cages.
Following up on PAS directives, his party will always synergize with the Ringdikit Fish Seed Center in providing fish seeds for routine release and restocking.
