Boyolali readies 12,950 COVID-19 doses for vaccination on Sept 10

Boyolali – The Boyolali District Health Workplace in Central Java Province has readied 12,950 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to immunize local homeowners on Friday.

Performing Head of the Boyolali Health Office Insan Adi Asmono said that the doses would be used for providing COVID-19 vaccination services at 20 community university hospital and eight other vaccination service places.

Apart from the community university hospital, the Health Service will likewise perform vaccination in Kopen and Randusari in Teras Sub-district, Tanjungsari Town in Banyudono Sub-district, Tegalrejo Village in Sawit Sub-district, Kendel Village in Kemusu Sub-district, Titang and Jeron in Nogosari Sub-district, and Tumang Town in Cepogo Sub-district.

Every neighborhood university hospital on Friday was given 500 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, Asmono confirmed.

He revealed that the city government has actually been intensifying vaccination services in order to complete the vaccination for 835,772 targeted individuals in Boyolali by the end of December 2021.

” Starting next week, we will release more than 100 health employees for vaccination activities, bringing the number to 267 health employees, in an effort to accelerate vaccination,” Asmono said.

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The district’s health workplace is also targeting 50 percent of the total targeted figure to be vaccinated by the end of September 2021.

According to data released by the district’s health workplace, as of September 9, some 239,976 people, or 28.7 percent of the population, had gotten the very first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, while 125,642 individuals, or 15 percent of the target, had actually been fully vaccinated with the administration of the 2nd dosage.

The government’s information expose that 22,896 individuals, or 93.8 percent of the cumulative number of COVID-19 clients in Boyolali had actually recovered.

Some 48 COVID-19 patients are still undergoing treatment at the medical facility, 79 patients are self-isolating, and 9 clients are still going through quarantine at a centralized isolation center.

The bed tenancy rate (BOR) at healthcare facilities in Boyolali had plunged to around 12 percent and the area was designated as a yellow zone, a low-risk zone for COVID-19 transmission.

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