TNI Commander-Kapolri Holds COVID-19 Handling Meeting In Kediri

PHOTO VIA ANTARA/ TNI Commander Marshal TNI Hadi Tjahjanto

KEDIRI - TNI Commander Marshal TNI Hadi Tjahjanto accompanied by National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo and BNPB Head Lt. Gen. Ganip Warsito held an internal meeting related to handling COVID-19 in the East Java region. The meeting was held at the Kediri Convention Hall.

Earlier, this morning the TNI Commander and the National Police Chief reviewed the vaccination attack in Bandung City. Through the Vaccination Attack program, the TNI-Polri continue to move to support government programs in order to accelerate the achievement of herd immunity, so that it can be realized quickly and well, healthy Indonesia free of COVID-19.

The TNI commander stressed that the public should continue to adhere to the discipline of health protocols, such as wearing masks, keeping a distance and washing hands frequently.

"To avoid the spread of COVID-19 in the community, it is hoped that 3T or Testing, Tracing, and Treatment must be carried out consistently, in order to avoid new cases, especially those from outside Kediri," said Marshal Hadi, quoted by Antara, Thursday, June 10.

The TNI Commander stated that the strategy to control COVID-19 cases by optimizing the function of Micro PPKM must continue to be implemented, such as monitoring active cases, monitoring mortality rates, monitoring recovery rates and isolation rates in real time.

"Ensure the availability of hospital beds to treat patients, then the readiness of health workers, the necessary medical equipment, medicines and the implementation of self-isolation," said the TNI Commander.

After the meeting, the TNI Commander, National Police Chief and the Head of BNPB reviewed the COVID-19 vaccination attack which was attended by 2,000 vaccine participants for the elderly and a combination of communities from several regions with details of 500 participants held at SLG (Simpang Lima Gumul) and 1,500 will be distributed in 26 sub-districts in Indonesia. Kediri Regency.