INFOKU, BLORA -To boost vaccination achievements in their area, joint officers in Jati Subdistrict, Blora Regency, Central Java, did something unique.
Seen Tuesday (07/12/2021) afternoon until yesterday afternoon, joint officers consisting of members of the Jati Polsek Blora Police, Koramil, Satpol PP and medical officers from the local Health Center rushed to the Ngasem hamlet, Doplang Village to open a live vaccine booth.
Vaccine outlets run by means of joint officers blusukan into village alleys while carrying the equipment needed for vaccination.
Vaccine outlets were opened from house to house or door to door, and the combined officers worked hand in hand to carry out their respective duties.
The Polsek and Koramil officers moved in front to convey woro woro and appeals for vaccination, while vaccination officers gave vaccine injections.
Even the Head of the Jati Sector Police, AKP Eko Adi Pramono, together with the Camat and Danramil came down directly while riding ontel bicycles to the village alleys.
The targets in this mobile vaccine booth are the elderly and residents who do not have transportation facilities for vaccination.
Several unique events occurred during this activity. Starting from the elderly who are afraid of injections, as well as their reasons that they don't travel far and only go to the fields to farm.
"It takes patience and patience, we visit people's homes to convey an invitation to vaccines. Some are easy to accept and want to be injected with vaccines. But there are also those who are difficult and need understanding and understanding for a long time before they want to be injected," said the Head of the Jati Police.
He said that some residents had reasons for not wanting to be vaccinated because they had never traveled far, at least only to the fields.
"We are slowly giving them understanding, in the end they want to be injected with a vaccine," explained the Head of the Jati Police.
The Head of Jati Police explained that the vaccine booth runs from noon to evening, because in the morning many people are active in the fields, so the settlements are quiet because most of the residents of Jati sub-district are farmers.
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"Of course Forkopincam Jati together with cross-sectoral joint officers will continue to do their best to increase vaccination achievements. It is hoped that the more people who are vaccinated, the faster herd immunity will be formed," he said.
To note, apart from intensively carrying out vaccinations, the village blusukan is also carried out.
Forkopincam Jati also prepared a door prize for vaccination with a total prize of Rp. 10 million and 2 goats which will be drawn in a draw on December 21, 2021. (Heru/POL)
