Governor of Koster and Pangdam IX Udayana, Visit Kodim 1609/Buleleng
Stepping forward to advance life and the economy and improve the welfare of the community during the pandemic. This was revealed by the Governor of Bali, Wayan Koster after a visit to the Kodim 1609/Buleleng Headquarters on Tuesday (7/9).
Governor Koster said, together with Pangdam IX/Udayana, the Bali Police Chief, and Regents/Mayors throughout Bali, they have worked hard to overcome the Covid-19 pandemic so that it gets better. This is done to restore public confidence in Bali as a world tourist destination. "Therefore, we are focusing on handling this so that we can quickly resolve it," he said.
Furthermore, Koster added, there will be programs that are in direct contact with the urgent needs of the community to be resolved. Later, we will synergize this program with the Bali Provincial Government and also all districts/cities in Bali.
Meanwhile, the Commander of the Regional Military Command (Kodam) IX / Udayana Major General TNI Maruli Simanjuntak said that the handling of Covid-19 in Buleleng was considered very good. It could even be an example not only in Bali but also in other places in dealing with Covid-19.
Regarding the program presented by Governor Koster, he said, we will try to promote the agricultural sector so that the Balinese people in the future can facilitate their own food needs. "I see that there are quite a lot of opportunities here and we have been working on this gradually," said the Regional Commander.
In addition, he invited all levels of society to always remember the dangers of Covid-19. Because in overcoming Covid-19 if we are not united we will continue like this. "There should be no one who doesn't understand covid, if there is someone who doesn't understand covid it will be very dangerous for the whole community. That's why we continue to invite the community to deal with Covid-19 as well as possible," he said.
The event was also attended by the Regent of Buleleng Putu Agus Suradnyana, Deputy Regent of Buleleng Nyoman Sutjidra, Chairman of the DPRD Kab. Buleleng Gede Supriatna and Buleleng District Secretary Gede Suyasa.
President Jokowi Delivent ers Several Directions Regarding PPKM Evaluation
President Joko Widodo conveyed several important things that needed attention in a limited meeting regarding the evaluation of the implementation of Restrictions on Community Activities (PPKM) with his staff through a video conference at the Merdeka Palace, Jakarta, on Monday, September 6, 2021.
First, the President asked his staff to build good communication with the public regarding the Covid-19 pandemic to avoid excessive euphoria. He stressed that this virus can be controlled, but it is not possible to completely disappear.
“The public must be aware that Covid is always peeking. The delta variant is always peeking at us. If you are caught off guard, you can go up again," said the President.
In addition, the Head of State also saw that the daily cases of Covid-19 for the past three days had decreased. Not only daily cases, but the national bed occupancy rate (BOR) has also fallen to 20 percent.
However, the President asked his staff to continue to carry out a thorough evaluation of the development of Covid-19 cases in the regions. This is important so that Covid-19 cases can be handled immediately and the spread of cases can be suppressed.
"This is if we continue to do our work consistently, I believe God willing, by the end of September we will be below 100 thousand (cases)," he continued.
Meanwhile, regarding the new variant, the Mu variant, the President appealed to the relevant ministers, especially the Minister of Transportation, to pay close attention to the variants and continue to be vigilant about these variants.
"Don't let this ruin what we have achieved," he said.
Jakarta, September 6, 2021
Press, Media and Information Bureau of the Presidential Secretariat
Buleleng Health Office Again Holds Dose I Vaccination for Persons with Disabilities and the General Public
The government's efforts, especially the Buleleng Regency Covid-19 Task Force, in completing the vaccination program for the community continue to be intensified. Especially for people with disabilities and the general public who are 18 years and over who are scattered, the Buleleng District Health Office will again serve vaccinations from tomorrow 8 to 10 September 2021 at the Singaraja Veterans Street Health Office. This was conveyed by the Coordinator of the Data and Information Sector of the Buleleng Covid-19 Task Force, Ketut Suwarmawan, S.STP, M.M in his office, Tuesday (7/9) while giving an update on the development of the Buleleng Covid-19.
further explained by Suwarmawan who is also the Head of Communications and Information Technology of Buleleng Regency, that the Covid-19 Task Force will continue to carry out vaccinations, so that the 100% target this year to complete the first dose of vaccination is achieved. "All efforts for vaccination have begun, the program is complete regional vaccination dose II is currently underway and people who have not been vaccinated at all or are scattered are also continuously netted so that the goal of establishing herd immunity will soon be realized," he hoped.
Kadis Suwarmawan invites people who have family members with disabilities to accompany them when taking vaccinations, make sure their condition before being vaccinated is in a stable condition." Come on, Semeton Buleleng who is 18 years old and over, has not been vaccinated for the first dose, to come to the Buleleng Health Office office on the 8th, 9.10 September 2021 by bringing only a photocopy of your ID card starting at 08.00 WITA," he said.
Regarding the development of Buleleng's daily Covid-19 cases, the Head of the Suwarmawan District Office explained that there were 27 new confirmed cases and 31 recovered. Then 2 patients died and 214 people were being treated.