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384 Warga Petojo Utara Sudah Divaksinasi COVID 19

384 Petojo Utara Residents Aged 18-59 Years Have Been Vaccinated Against COVID-19

As many as 384 residents aged 18-59 years in RW 03 and 08 Petojo Utara Urban Village, Gambir, Central Jakarta, have been vaccinated against COVID-19.

Our target is about 700 residents to be vaccinated against COVID-19 from both RWs

Petojo Utara Urban Village Head, Sirih Indarto conveyed, COVID-19 vaccination service has been given to hundreds residents in two RWs which categorized as Integrated Settlement Area (KPT) since May 23.

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"Our target is about 700 residents to be vaccinated against COVID-19 from both RWs," he stated, Thursday (5/27).

COVID-19 vaccination for residents in these two RWs was carried out in stages at urban village health center and SDN 05 Petojo Utara.

"Residents are asked to come to vaccination post according to the invitation in order to avoid crowds," he added.

As of today, there were 384 residents from RW 03 and 08 Petojo Utara who have come to fulfill COVID-19 vaccination invitation.

"356 residents have been vaccinated. But the remaining 28 residents cannot be vaccinated due to health condition," he explained.

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