Ideally it (mobile vaccination drive), might commence next week
Yogyakarta – The Yogyakarta city government is preparing to run a COVID-19 vaccination vehicle starting next week to accelerate the speed of vaccination coverage.
” Hopefully it (mobile vaccination drive), could commence next week,” Yogyakarta Mayor Haryadi Suyuti stated here on Sunday.
The mobile vaccination project will primarily target sub-districts whose vaccination protection rate is still low, he stated.
” For example, Jetis sub-district whose vaccination rate is still low will be focused on. This is not the case with Gondokusuman sub-district whose vaccination protection is already high,” he stated.
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The city government has actually prepared a number of health care employees who will supply mobile vaccination services, he stated.
He stated the mobile vaccination drive will help housewives and individuals with impairments who have actually so far found it hard to access vaccination services.
The mobile vaccination drive consisting of the registration of COVID-19 vaccination recipients will be conducted in accordance with the standing treatment, he said.
. the data of the COVID-19 vaccination recipients will be recorded in the nationwide database and can be accessed through Peduli Lindung applications.
The local government has actually so far vaccinated more than 416 thousand individuals against COVID-19 and 60 percent of them are non-Yogyakarta citizens
On a nationwide scale, 34,702,821 Indonesians have actually received their second COVID-19 vaccine dosage as of Saturday, according to the COVID-19 Reaction Job Force.
The number of completely immunized Indonesians increased by 581,618 on Saturday compared to the day in the past, it informed.
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Meanwhile, the variety of Indonesians getting their very first COVID-19 vaccine jab increased by 786,703 to reach 61,222,258
In general, Indonesia is seeking to vaccinate 208,265,720 residents to build herd immunity against the coronavirus under the across the country vaccination drive, which was presented on January 13, 2021.
Indonesia included 10,050 COVD-19 cases in the 24 hours ending Saturday afternoon, which took the overall tally to 4,066,404 since the nation reported its very first verified COVID-19 cases in March 2020.
With 18,594 patients recovering from the coronavirus on Saturday, the number of recoveries increased to 3,707,850
Meanwhile, 591 patients caught the infection, bringing the COVID-19 death toll to 131,372
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