Vaccination Service at LH Agency Building Hall Targets 500 Participants

Vaccination service which held at Jakarta Environment (LH) Building Hall, Jl. Mandala V RT 01/02 Cililitan Urban Village, Kramat Jati, East Jakarta, targeted 500 participants from local residents and LH Agency PJLP personnel who hadn't been vaccinated.

It is not only for Cililitan residents, but also for PJLP personnel from Jakarta LH Agency who haven't been vaccinated

Kramat Jati Sub-district Head, Eka Darmawan said, it was carried out through collaboration with LH Agency; Jakarta Council (DPRD) Member, Adi Kurnia Setiadi; private clinics, and Cililitan Urban Village Health Center to serve residents for vaccination from Wednesday (8/11) to Thursday (8/12).

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"We provide quota 500 vaccines per day. It is not only for Cililitan residents, but also for PJLP personnel from Jakarta LH Agency who haven't been vaccinated," he conveyed, Wednesday (8/11).

In this activity, there were 19 health workers consisting of doctors, nurses, and midwives from private clinics in Kramat Jati Sub-district as well as health workers who were brought by Jakarta DPRD Member, Adi Kurnia Setiadi. Moreover, there were 8 administrative staffs from urban village and sub-district health centers and RPTRA administrators.

"We hope vaccination in Kramat Jati can be more optimal on August 17," he added.

Cililitan Urban Village Head, Agung Budi Santoso mentioned, his side deployed 15 joint personnel from Satpol PP< PPSU, TP PKK cadres, dasawisma, Posyandu, and Jumantik. They helped controlled the flow of vaccination participants in order to prevent crowds, as well as maintaining security and parking.

"There are Cililitan residents who participate in this activity from RW 01, 02, and 03," he stated.

On the other hand, Jakarta LH Agency's General Affairs Sub-division Head, Dadang Cahya Rusdiana hopes the collaboration can vaccinate more LH Agency's PJLP personnel. Currently, 4,418 of total 13,000 PJLP personnel haven't been vaccinated.

"The main obstacle is because PJLP personnel carry out their duty on the field, thus many of them haven't been vaccinated yet. They have to take turns with their colleagues for vaccination thus they can still carry out their duty optimally," he conveyed.