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Bali Hospital Confirms That Covid-19 Cases Have Decreased

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Officials from the Sanglah Public Hospital, located in Denpasar have confirmed that Covid-19 patients have been significantly reduced since the Covid-19 Vaccine began distribution.

The President Director of the Sanglah Public Hospital, Dr. Wayan Sudana said that Sanglah Public Hospital was one of the appointed hospitals to treat Covid-19 patients in Bali and they have confirmed that Covid-19 cases in Bali have significantly reduced. “We noticed that we’ve been receiving less Covid-19 patients since the vaccine started being distributed.” Dr. Sudana said on Friday (28/5).

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He explained that most of the beds that were prepared to receive Covid-19 patients in Sanglah Hospital are unoccupied. “We previously had around 202 beds to receive Covid-19 patients here, but we decided to reduce the number of beds to only 164 as Covid cases keep decreasing.” Dr. Sudana added. From the total of 164 beds available, only 16 of them (9.7%) were occupied on Friday (28/5). 

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He also said that from a total of 16 patients on Friday, 13 of them are being treated in the ICU and the other 3 are in the regular isolation rooms. Despite the reduction of Covid-19 cases in the Sanglah Hospital, Dr. Sudana admitted that the hospital still needs to be aware as Covid transmissions tend to surge once the holiday season ends. “We were recently warned by the Health Minister to keep alert and to always be prepared as Covid cases usually tend to surge after the holidays.” Dr. Sudana concluded.

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Pan Demi

Wednesday 2nd of June 2021

this virus seems very smart, it can subside for a moment before attacking more vigorously