INFOKU, BLORA –After the door-to-door vaccination service at night in the Tunjungan sub-district, Blora has now followed suit.
This implementation is to provide convenience in providing COVID-19 vaccination services to the community, joint officers in Blora Regency have made various efforts.
One of the things that is being intensified is vaccination at night by means of "Mlawang" or door to door from house to house.
As was done in the Blora sub-district, precisely in Jejeruk Village, Wednesday, (08/12/2021) night.
Joint officers from the Bhabinkamtibmas of Jejeruk Village Polsek Blora Police Aiptu Joni Priyo Purnomo with Babinsa Koramil and Village Midwife Ratih Purwati, accompanied by Village Head Sri Purnawati carried out door-to-door vaccinations in the local area.
The targets for vaccination at night are the elderly and residents who are busy at work during the day. And for them, joint officers provide convenience by serving vaccinations at night, even joint officers are willing to pick up the ball from house to house
"Tonight we are doing door to door vaccinations to make it easier for residents. Especially the elderly, or residents who are busy working during the day. We hope to increase vaccination achievements here, of course to accelerate the emergence of herd immunity," said Bhabinkamtibmas Aiptu Joni Priyo.
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In the activity, which was held from 19.00 WIB to 20.30 WIB, the joint officers managed to give vaccines to 11 residents.
"Thank God, tonight we got 11 residents. For other residents who have not been vaccinated, please register. If there are problems, you can report to Bhabinkamtibmas or Pak Babinsa," said Joni Priyo.
The night round vaccination activity received a positive response from the Head of Jejeruk Village, Sri Purnawati. He appreciated and thanked him still.
"On behalf of the residents, we thank Mr. Bhabinkamtibmas, Babinsa, and Mrs. Village Midwives. Hopefully more people will be vaccinated, and the residents of Jejeruk village will be healthier," said Jejeruk Village Head Sri Purnawati.
The Head of Blora Police, AKP Yuliyanto, said that what Aiptu Joni Priyo had done was correct. Where synergize with cross-sectoral providing vaccination services around the night with cross-sectoral.
"What Aiptu Joni has done is correct. This is in accordance with the instructions of the Blora Police Chief. To continue to innovate in increasing vaccination achievements. Of course, all of this is for mutual health," said the Blora Police Chief. (Endah/KOM)
