TNI-Polri Hold Mass Vaccination Ahead Of World Superbike At KEK Mandalika

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CENTRAL LOMBOK - Ahead of the World Superbike (WSBK) at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, the Central Lombok Police, West Nusa Tenggara, together with the TNI and the Regional Government held a mass vaccination in the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) of The Mandalika.

"This is to accelerate the achievement of vaccination ahead of WSBK at the Mandalika Circuit which will take place on 19-21 November 2021," said Central Lombok Police Chief AKBP Hery Indra Cahyono while reviewing vaccination activities at the KEK Beach Park in Kuta Village, Pujut District, Central Lombok. Monday, November 8th.

In addition to mass vaccination, vaccination services to the community are carried out on a door-to-door basis every day for both the first and second doses, so that the vaccination target ahead of WSBK can be achieved.

"The achievement of vaccination in Central Lombok has reached 80 percent of the first dose and the second dose has reached more than 55 percent," he said.

His party also provided socialization to the public to continue to comply with the COVID-19 health protocol, because the decline in COVID-19 cases in Central Lombok is currently quite good.

"We must maintain this, continue to comply with health protocols, wear masks and maintain distance," he said.

In the implementation of the vaccination, the police chiefs throughout Central Lombok brought hundreds of people from their respective jurisdictions. The vaccination was carried out by health workers from Kuta Health Center, Sengkol Health Center, Teruwai Health Center and the NTB Police Dokkes.

"We also continue to encourage all ranks of Polsek to accelerate vaccination services for all," he said.

Vaccination activities were carried out by distributing basic food assistance to people who participated in the vaccination, and a direct symbolic handover was carried out by the Head of Propam Polda NTB, Kombes Awan Hariono.

"Today, 810 people have been vaccinated, with details of 790 Sinovac vaccines and 20 Astrazaneca vaccines," he said.