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JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – Case corona virus in Indonesia it continues to show a significant increase from day to day.
The latest development that is of concern is the emergence of many family clusters.
Transmission in the smallest unit of society is a particular concern. The public is reminded again to recognize the symptoms of the corona virus.
News about the corona virus and alertness about happy hypoxia in sufferers Covid-19 became the most read news on the Trends page throughout Monday (7/9/2020) to Tuesday (8/9/2020) morning.
In full, here are some popular news Trends:
1. Symptoms of mild, moderate, and severe Covid-19
Meanwhile, the average incubation period is 5-6 days with the longest incubation period of 14 days.
However, the symptoms and the incubation period for each person can be different. At least, there are three classifications of Covid-19 symptoms, namely:
Recognize these three symptoms and how to treat them. Read more here:
Like These Symptoms are Mild, Moderate, and Severe in Covid-19 Patients
2. What to do if there is a positive family of Covid-19
The community is asked to be aware of the number of family clusters. The family cluster shows that Covid-19 has penetrated into the smallest unit in society.
Moreover, when there are family members who work outside the home, precaution and knowledge of infection prevention is absolutely necessary.
What needs to be considered and what should be done if there is a family in the household who is positive for Covid-19?
There are guidelines for a number of things that can be done. Check out the following news:
Many Family Clusters, Do This if Your Brother Is Positive Covid-19
3. “Mystery” happy hypoxia
Illustration of oxygen saturation, happy hypoxia-Condition happy hypoxia in Covid-19 patients, generally in patients without symptoms, it is still a question mark.
Happy hypoxia causing someone who previously looked fine to suddenly experience a decrease in oxygen in the blood which is fatal.
Spokesperson for the Covid-19 Task Force at UNS Hospital, Tonang Dwi Ardyanto, said that the cause must be immediately found happy hypoxia so that we can anticipate it.
Read more here:
Race against Time, Finding the Cause of Happy Hypoxia in Covid-19 Patients
4. When will the batch 6 pre-employment card incentives be disbursed?
Through the Pre-employment Card, the hope of liberating the pre-workforce from incompetence can be realized immediately. In the future, this program can foster new entrepreneurs.-Of the 1.76 million registrants in batch 6, 800,000 passed and were entitled to receive pre-employment cards.
These recipients are a list of priority groups provided by the Ministry of Manpower (Kemnaker) and BPJS Ketenagakerjaan.
Currently, batch 6 pre-employment card recipients have one month to develop themselves through the training that has been provided.
Then, when will the incentives run out? Read here:
When is Incentive Batch 6 Pre-Employment Card Liquid?
5. 22 Countries whose citizens are prohibited from entering Malaysia
The atmosphere in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, during the lockdown in anticipation of the spread of the corona virus, May 2020.-Not only Indonesian citizens who are prohibited from entering Malaysia. Malaysia prohibits entry of citizens from countries with more than 150,000 Covid-19 cases.
This prohibition will be effective starting today, Monday (7/9/2020), until an undetermined time.
In total, there are 23 countries with a pandemic condition that is considered severe whose citizens are also not allowed to enter Malaysia.
Which country? Read more here:
Apart from Indonesia, these are 22 countries whose citizens are prohibited from entering Malaysia
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