Kudus Prepares Prizes For 6 Motorcycles And 8 Refrigerators To Boost The Number Of Vaccination Participants, Check The Locations Here

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JAKARTA - Participants of the COVID-19 vaccination in Kudus Regency, Central Java, had the opportunity to participate in a lottery program with prizes as an effort to increase the COVID-19 vaccination coverage target.

The prizes provided were six motorbikes, eight refrigerators, eight televisions and eight washing machines with five draws.

"The draw will be carried out in stages with the hope that people who have not been vaccinated can immediately take part in the COVID-19 vaccination as a form of support for the government," said Djarum Foundation Program Manager Purwono Nugroho when met after the virtual prize draw at Wisma Ploso Djarum Kudus, Thursday, January 27, as reported by Antara.

This Thursday's draw is the second stage with the main prizes in the form of a motorbike, two refrigerators, two televisions, and two washing machines. So there are still three draws, while the target can be drawn every month.

He revealed that the prize program also aims to support the government's program to accelerate vaccination and to achieve herd immunity.

Vaccinations supported by the Djarum Foundation were spread in several locations, including the Teak Truck Parking, Jekulo Ex-Kawedanan Office, Muria Kudus University Auditorium, JHK Kaliwungu, to Graha Mustika.

Since December 2021, he said, the Djarum Foundation vaccination team has also targeted villages to capture villagers who have not been vaccinated. In early February 2022, vaccinations are also scheduled to be held in Kaliwungu District by targeting 12 villages whose vaccination achievement is estimated to be low.

Until now, the total vaccination doses of one and two that have been carried out have reached 250,000 doses and it is still possible to increase them. Meanwhile, the general vaccination achievement in Kudus until January 26, 2022 was 599,001 people or 90.52 percent of the total target of 661,727 people.