Minister Of Health Budi Assessed Campak Vaccination To Disadvantaged Polio For The Focus Of COVID-19 Vaccine

Capture the screenshot of Minister of Health Budi Gunadi Sadikin at the National Coordination Meeting for Handling COVID-19 and National Economic Recovery (PC PEN)/ANTARA

Minister of Health (Menkes) Budi Gunadi Sadikin admitted that the administration of vaccines for other diseases, such assettle and polio, was disrupted because the government focused on injecting the COVID-19 vaccine. As a result, the disease has increased its spread. "Yesterday we were busy with all the COVID-19 vaccinations, the other vaccinations were left behind," Budi told reporters in Jakarta, Thursday, January 26. Budi later said there had been an increase in the spread of▁dirinyamptoms. If there are usually only 100-200 people affected by this disease, now the number has increased. "Yesterday it was 3,200 (people, ed)," he explained. He explained that the spread of▁antaranyas could begin to be suppressed in various ways, including through the provision of vaccines in the National Children's Immunization Month (BIAN). Thus, the government hopes that the number of sufferers can be reduced. "Yesterday there were 14 provinces that were categorized as KLB (extraordinary events), meaning that each province had two positive ones. Now, it has dropped to four regencies and cities," said Budi. "Hopefully (the impact, ed) can be controlled," he continued. Furthermore, Minister of Health Budi said this▁besar is indeed not as dangerous as COVID-19. However, vaccination must still be a concern for all parties. "The impact of rubella is not like Covid. It is not deadly. It is red and red. But, what is important is the vaccination given," he said. "Obat sudah ada, vaksinasi sudah ada. Jadi yang penting vaksinasi saja buat anak-anak," pungkas Budi.