National Police Chief Sigit Greets Children Recipient Of COVID-19 Vaccine In Ambon, 'Keep Your Spirit, Yes, Stay Healthy Always'

National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo inspects the implementation of the COVID-19 vaccination attack (ANTARA)

AMBON - National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo reviewed the implementation of the COVID-19 vaccination raid for children aged 6-11 years at the Merdeka Square stands in Ambon City today.

When reviewing the COVID-19 vaccination, the National Police Chief Sigit was accompanied by the Deputy Governor of Maluku Barnabas Orno, Pangdam XVI/Pattimura Major General Richard TH. Tampubolon and Maluku Police Chief Inspector General Lotharia Latif.

The National Police Chief Sigit, who was accompanied by a number of officials in Maluku, greeted the vaccination participants for children aged 6-11 years who had been vaccinated.

"How is the vaccination, is it sick or not? Good luck, hope you are always healthy," he said. The children who were vaccinated said "No"

The four-star general also greeted the parents who were present. "Thank you for taking the children to be vaccinated. I hope that parents have also been vaccinated to avoid the threat of COVID-19," he said.

After reviewing the COVID-19 vaccination, the National Police Chief held a video conference with police officers at five Polres, namely the Aru, Tual, and Malra Police, West Seram (SBB), East Seram (SBT), and Central Maluku.

During the video conference, the Polres reported the achievements of vaccination in each district and city, as well as the obstacles faced. The National Police Chief appreciates the achievements of every district and city in Maluku.

"Improve vaccination achievements, because the government has set a vaccination target of 84 percent, of course, the Maluku region must immediately pursue to reach the 70 percent target with the established strategy," he said.

Before reviewing the implementation of vaccination, the National Police Chief also reviewed Face-to-face Learning (PTM) activities at SMPN 6 Ambon City.