Illustration of health workers (nakes) resting because of fatigue.
“Although they don’t complain, I can see that they are tired,” said the South Tangerang Mayor.
SuaraJakarta.id – South Tangerang Mayor Benjamin Davnie mention health workersnakes) in a number of COVID-19 referral hospital already exhausted.
That condition is the impact of soaring COVID-19 cases in Tangsel. Now, the accumulation of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Tangsel reached 12,999 cases.
This number increased by 145 COVID-19 patients reported today, Monday (28/6/2021), from the previous total of 12,854 cases.
“Nakes are more tired, they are tired. Even though they don’t complain, I can see that they are tired,” said the Mayor of South Tangerang, Monday (28/6).
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“We also encourage health workers for job rotation, shifting,” he added.
Meanwhile, Benyamin said that currently his party is having problems with the supply of oxygen cylinders for the North Serpong Hospital, South Tangerang.
“It’s difficult to prepare oxygen cylinders, refill them too,” he complained.
Furthermore, Benjamin said Tangsel City was being hit by the second wave of Corona since January 2021.
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This is reflected in the daily number of positive COVID-19 cases in South Tangerang on Sunday (27/6/2021), which reached 285 cases.
This number is the second highest daily case of COVID-19 in South Tangerang. The highest record for COVID-19 cases in South Tangerang was on January 25, 2021, with 290 cases.
“You could say this is the second wave (of Corona) since last January, because only 285 cases were exposed a day on Sunday (27/6/2021),” he said.
Benyamin admitted, currently his party is still confused to identify the cause of the soaring cases which almost reached 300 cases in a day.
“When it comes to Eid holidays, the time span is far. I don’t understand what makes the spread so high,” he said.
“In terms of public compliance, it’s currently decreasing from 84 percent to 80 percent. We hoped for 90, but it fell,” said the South Tangerang Mayor.
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