Banten Acceleration Of Vaccination For Children 6-11 Years Old And Booster, To Reach Central Government Target

Banten Deputy Police Chief Brigadier General Drs Ery Nursatari emphasized the handling of COVID-19/ Photo: Doc. Banten Police

SERANG - Banten Deputy Police Chief Brigadier General Drs Ery Nursatari emphasized the handling of COVID-19. Ery emphasized the acceleration of vaccination for minors.

"Immediately take steps to accelerate vaccination for children 6-11 years old and booster vaccination so that the central government's target can be achieved. After that, the Provincial Government, Regency Government or City Government should support health workers and vaccine doses needed in accelerating vaccination," said Ery, in an online meeting with the Forum. Banten Regional Leadership Communications (Forkopimda), in the Crisis Center room, Banten Police, Wednesday 2 February.

Ery added that Forkopimda should synergize to carry out simultaneous vaccinations every day, and door to door and mobile vaccinations to reach remote areas.

The Deputy Chief of Police also asked that there be creative breakthroughs to encourage public interest in coming to the vaccine booths provided.

"Vaccine outlets should also be made in public crowded places, malls, offices, tourist attractions, so that the community can follow them while doing their activities," added Ery.

Ery also emphasized the use of vaccinators from various sources, both TNI-Polri-Provincial, so that vaccinations can be carried out according to targets. Then prepare an isoter room, check the ICU, health workers, drugs, O2, hospital rooms to be ready to face the surge in the number of COVID-19 sufferers.