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(9) Lagi Kes Baharu Positif Covid-19 Kenyataan Media JPBN Bil 77/2020 JAWATANKUASA PENGURUSAN BENCANA NEGERI SARAWAK KENYATAAN MEDIA SEGERA SARAWAK HARI INI MEREKODKAN SEMBILAN (9) LAGI KES BAHARU POSITIF COVID-19 1. LAPORAN HARIAN Sarawak hari ini merekodkan semBilan (9) kes positif COVID-19 baharu dilaporkan menjadikan jumlah keseluruhan sebanyak 468 kes. Daripada 9 kes tersebut, 7 kes dari Daerah Kuching, 1 kes dari Daerah Samarahan dan 1 kes dari Daerah Serian. Manakala 17 kes telah sembuh dan telah discaj dari hospital menjadikan jumlah keseluruhan adalah 148 kes. Daripada 17 kes sembuh hari ini, 12 kes dari Daerah Kuching, 4 kes dari Daerah Samarahan dan 1 kes dari Daerah Betong. Manakala bilangan PUI hari ini menurun sebanyak 147 kes berbanding 257 kes semalam dan jumlah PUI yang masih menunggu keputusan makmal adalah sebanyak 499 kes. 1 Kenyataan Media JPBN Bil 77/2020 Sehingga kini seramai 50 orang Petugas Kesihatan Kuching telah disahkan positif COVID-19 dengan seramai 20 orang daripadanya merupakan sebahagian daripada Kluster Kuching Conference. Manakala baki 30 orang adalah mereka yang melibatkan kluster-kluster kecil. Sehingga hari ini, terdapat 4 Bahagian yang sebelum ini dikategorikan sebagai kawasan kuning telah bertukar ke kawasan hijau iaitu Bahagian Mukah , Sarikei, Sibu dan Limbang. Perkara ini disebabkan daerah- daerah tersebut tidak merekodkan kes terbaharu selama 14 hari yang lepas. Saya ingin menasihatkan kepada orang ramai untuk jangan terlalu leka dengan arahan yang telah dikeluarkan sebelum ini terutamanya bagi kawasan-kawasan yang telah diisytiharkan dari kawasan kuning kepada kawasan hijau. Kita masih lagi berperang untuk memutus rantaian COVID- 19 ini. 2 Kenyataan Media JPBN Bil 77/2020 1.1 Status COVID-19 di Sarawak Kes Terdahulu 459 Kes sedang dirawat di 297 63.46% hospital Kes Baharu 9 Kes di Intensive Care 7 1.50 % Unit (ICU) Kes yang memerlukan 5 1.07 % KES POSITIF KESELURUHAN bantuan pernafasan (intubated) Jumlah 468 Jumlah Kes Kematian 16 3.42% IR per 100, 000 penduduk 14.69 Kes telah sembuh dan 148 31.62% discaj Keputusan MakMal Baru Kumulatif Person Under Baru Jumlah Negatif 118 3,396 Investigation (PUI) 147 4,264 Pending 265 499 1.2 Ringkasan Kes Positif dan Aktif Kes Mengikut Daerah di Sarawak BIL DAERAH BARU KUMULATIF AKTIF KES 1 Kuching 7 292 191 2 Samarahan 1 79 62 2 8 371 253 DAERAH BARU KUMULATIF AKTIF KES Miri / Bau / Asajaya / Simunjan / Serian (1) / Tebedu / Betong / Sri Aman / Bintulu 1 75 36 9 1 75 36 DAERAH BARU KUMULATIF AKTIF KES Lawas / Mukah / Matu / Sarikei / Sibu / Limbang / Lundu / Saratok / Pusa / Kabong / 0 22 6 Lubok Antu / Meradong / Julau / Pakan / Kanowit / Selangau / Tatau / Sebauh / Dalat / Daro / Tanjung Manis / Kapit / Belaga / Song / Bukit Mabong / Marudi / Subis / Beluru / Telang Usang 29 0 22 6 3 Kenyataan Media JPBN Bil 77/2020 1.3 Pengoperasian Pusat Kuarantin Bilangan Kapasiti Kemasukan Bilangan Bilangan Kumulatif % Pusat (Katil) Baru Pengguni Daftar Kemasukkan Kapasiti Kuarantin Semasa Keluar digunakan 41 3,126 262 1,699 1,741 3,440 54.35 1.4 JuMlah Kluster yang Telah dikenalpasti. BIL KLUSTER KUMULATIF KES 1 Kuching Conference 160 2 Seri Petaling 103 3 PUI Itali 61 4 Kluster-kluster Kecil 90 5 Sporadik Kes 28 7 Masih dalam siasatan dan kes baru 26 Jumlah 468 2. PEMANTAUAN TEMPOH PKP a) Pada hari ini, pematuhan Perintah Kawalan Pergerakkan adalah sebanyak 97%. Semalam pihak Polis telah menangkap 73 orang kerana melanggar PKP dan 65 orang telah dituduh di Mahkamah. b) Sehingga hari ini, sejak tempoh PKP bermula 18 Mac, sebanyak 1,566 orang telah ditangkap dan 997 orang telah dituduh di Mahkamah. 4 Kenyataan Media JPBN Bil 77/2020 3. PENEMPATAN SEMUA RAKYAT SARAWAK (DARI LUAR NEGARA / SEMENANJUNG / SABAH DAN LABUAN) DI SURVEILLANCE CENTER a) Pada hari ini seramai 234 orang lagi (Person Under Surveillance) baru telah mendaftar masuk di hotel menjadikan jumlah keseluruhan adalah 1,302 orang telah dikuarantin di 18 buah hotel di seluruh negeri Sarawak. Manakala seramai 578 telah lengkap menjalani tempoh kuarantin dan telah dibenarkan pulang ke rumah. 4. RUMUSAN Sarawak berada di dalam keadaan yang terkawal dengan kadar pematuhan PKP 97%. Saya menyeru agar rakyat Sarawak terus mematuhi arahan yang telah dikeluarkan oleh kerajaan demi mengekang penularan COVID-19 ini daripada terus merebak. (STAY AT HOME, STOP THE SPREAD AND SAVE LIFE) SEKRETARIAT JAWATANKUASA PENGURUSAN BENCANA NEGERI SARAWAK 24 APRIL 2020 3.00 PETANG 5 Kenyataan Media JPBN Bil 77/2020 MAKLUMAT TAMBAHAN 1. PEMATUHAN PKP Berikut adalah kes Tangkapan Harian mengikut Daerah (sehingga 24.04.2020 @ 8.00 pagi). BIL DAERAH JUMLAH ORANG 1 Kuching 30 2 Miri 15 3 Padawan 13 4 Sibu 4 5 Meradong 3 6 Kota Samarahan 2 7 Simunjan 2 8 Matu Daro 2 9 Limbang 1 10 Sarikei 1 JUMLAH KESELURUHAN 73 Berikut adalah kes Dituduh Harian mengikut Daerah (sehingga 24.04.2020 @ 8.00 pagi). BIL DAERAH JUMLAH ORANG 1 Kuching 18 2 Kota Samarahan 14 3 Serian 11 4 Bau 10 5 Miri 5 6 Padawan 5 6 Kenyataan Media JPBN Bil 77/2020 7 Bintulu 2 JUMLAH KESELURUHAN 65 2. MAKLUMAT SURVEILLANCE CENTER DI HOTEL (Data sehingga 23.04.2020 @ 8.00 pagi) BIL BAHAGIAN HOTEL BILANGAN PUS 1 Kuching Hock Lee 9 2 (287) Rajah Court Dormani 0 3 Kuching Park 0 4 Pullman 278 5 Miri Mega 64 6 (636) Somerset 33 7 Ostay Inn 12 8 Cosy Inn 42 9 Imperial Palace 92 10 Eastwood Resort 47 11 Imperial 132 12 Kingwood 26 13 Paragon 88 14 Meritz 100 15 Bintulu Wasan Inn 17 16 (242) Park City Everly 225 17 Limbang Purnama 76 18 (108) Seri Malaysia (Lawas) 32 19 Sibu (29) Diocesen Pastoral 29 Jumlah PUS 1,302 7 Kenyataan Media JPBN Bil 77/2020 3. OPERASI NYAHCEMAR Pada hari ini, sebanyak 21 lokasi Operasi nyahcemar telah dilakukan dan menjadikan bilangan kumulatif lokasi di Bahagian di Sarawak adalah 353 lokasi seperti berikut: BIL BAHAGIAN LOKASI 1 Kuching 116 2 Miri 75 3 Bintulu 30 4 Limbang 29 5 Sarikei 25 6 Samarahan 24 7 Kapit 16 8 Sri Aman 14 9 Sibu 13 10 Betong 8 11 Serian 3 Jumlah 353 8 .
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