Hotman Paris Supports Paid Vaccines: Thank God And The Government Of Indonesia, I've Been Shouting About This Since Last Year

Lawyer Hotman Paris Hutapea together with conglomerate Prajogo Pangestu. (Photo: Instagram @hotmanparisofficial)

JAKARTA - Hotman Paris Hutapea admitted that he supports the government's move to open a paid vaccine service through the PT Kimia Farma Tbk clinic. According to this well-known lawyer, a paid vaccine has been carried out in the United States (US) and has succeeded in reducing the rate of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Hotman thinks that this paid COVID-19 vaccination can make it easier for the community. The reason is, the vaccine can be easily obtained by the public in a predetermined place.

"Thank God! Hotman has been shouting since last year to open an Independent Vaccine! Suggest that all types of vaccines be available! In the past, the positive corona virus was the highest in the United States, but it was more manageable after Americans were free to buy vaccines at pharmacies and clinics!! for the Indonesian government," said Hotman Paris, quoted from his official Instagram @hotmanparisofficial, Monday, July 12.

Hotman Paris explained, a country certainly needs money to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic. For that, one way that can be done is to let private companies import all types of vaccines and let the public be free to determine the vaccine they want.

"Give private companies the opportunity to import all types of vaccines and let the public be free to decide which vaccine they want. This will reduce the financial burden on the state," said Hotman.

Hotman also asked the public to be vaccinated against COVID-19. He also hopes that this program will be available in all pharmacies/clinics, not only at Kimia Farma.

"To the public, immediately go to Kimia Farma clinic for independent vaccines, you can freely and I suggest to the Minister of Health that all types of vaccines can be purchased by the public at various clinics, not only at Kimia Farma but in all pharmacies and in all clinics," Hotman said.