TRIBUNJOGJA.COM, YOGYA - After months of being patientless, the Covid-19 centralized isolation shelter (isoter) at Rusunawa Bener, Yogyakarta City finally broke eggs and was filled again.The Head of Referral Health Services at the Yogyakarta City Health Office, Okto Heru Santosa, said that the occupancy of the shelter was marked by the entry of two Covid-19 patients with asymptomatic status, as of Wednesday (20/7/22) afternoon."Yes, yesterday Wednesday there were two patients who came in. So, at this time, our isoter shelter, in Rusunawa Bener, is filled with more patients, while two people," he said, Thursday (21/7/2022).Also read: Klaten Regency Government Commits to Implement KBMKB 6 Times a YearOkto conveyed that the phase of the slowing down of cases after the peak of the third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic was also used to improve shelter facilities and infrastructure.As a result, the Health Office did not relax preparedness at all."In fact, now the Rusunawa Bener shelter has an additional oxygen concentrator inventory, that's for additional oxygen supply in the case, if at any time there are patients who need it, apart from oxygen cylinders," he explained."So, even though we have been empty for a long time, our readiness remains the same, even better. We anticipate oxygen concentrators, because in the mirror when the delta (variant) is epidemic, oxygen runs out everywhere," continued Okto.(aka)