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26,415 Targeted Residents in Cilincing Have Received First Dose Vaccine

Vaccination continues to be intensified in Cilincing Urban Village, Cilincing Sub-district, North Jakarta as an effort to overcome the pandemic and provide protection to residents from exposure to COVID-19. Based on data up to August 25, 2021, total 26,415 targeted residents have received their first vaccine.

It has been realized 60.57 percent

Cilincing Urban Village Head, Sumarno mentioned, total targeted residents aged 12 years and over in the region reached 43,609 people.

400 People Vaccinated at Graha Cijantung Mall

"It has been realized 60.57 percent. Currently, 10 RWs in the region are still providing vaccination services for residents thus acceleration of vaccination can be completed immediately," he said, Thursday (8/26).

In order to speed up the vaccination, his side not only intensified vaccination, but also socialization to residents through local RT/RW administrators.

"We hope people become more aware to go for vaccination to the nearest vaccination center. The more people vaccinated, the more COVID-19 can be minimized. Now there are only two positive cases who are undergoing self-isolation in Cilincing Urban Village," he conveyed.

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