Vaccination Outlets In Cianjur Tourist Attractions Serve Dozens Of Tourists

Vaccination booths at Cianjur tourist attractions serve dozens of tourists (Photo: Antara)

JAKARTA - Vaccination booths at tourist attractions in Cianjur, West Java, serve dozens of tourists every day to get the first, second, and third vaccinations or boosters during the long Eid holiday such as the Cibodas Botanical Gardens and other tourist attractions in the area.

On Duty Manager of Cibodas Botanical Gardens, Dodi Kuswara in Cianjur, Saturday, said visitors who cannot show data that they have been vaccinated in the Pedulilindungi application, will be directed to vaccination booths that will operate until D+5 Lebaran.

"During the holiday, the finger counts of tourists who come have not received vaccinations, while those who want to get a booster (booster vaccination) are quite a lot more than 40 people and on average they cannot be served by officers because it has not been three months after the second vaccination," he said. quoted from Antara.

Vaccination booths were established by the Cianjur Police and the Cianjur Health Office in a number of tourist attractions, as an effort to make it easier for visitors or tourists to get complete vaccinations, including additional or booster vaccinations, so that healthy travel is implemented.

The vaccination booth that was set up next to the entrance to the Cibodas Botanical Gardens is one of them, some visitors register to get booster vaccinations. However, tens of people who have registered have not been able to get vaccinated because it is less than three months after the second vaccination.

However, they are still allowed to enter tourist areas with a record of implementing strict procedures and not crowding because they have received a second vaccination, while those who have not received vaccinations cannot enter at all and are forced to wait outside the area.

A health worker in charge of the vaccination booth at the Cibodas Botanical Gardens, Ratna, said that since the establishment of the booth until Saturday, his party noted that they had given booster vaccinations to more than 40 tourists and 18 people received a second vaccination.

"Every day there are tourists who come to get a second vaccination or 'booster', but for the 'booster' today there are four people who come, but they can't be given because three people just got the second vaccine in April and one because of health," he said. .