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Controversial Vaccination

The paid vaccination program for individuals was canceled following criticism. Cabinet members are divided in their position on the program. Meanwhile, businesses complain that the private vaccination program for companies has various leaks. They are preparing to independently import vaccines.

Cover Story Monday, July 19, 2021 Edition

Herd Immunity Is Not the Primary Goal of Vaccination

Indonesian Technical Advisory Group on Immunization (ITAGI) Chair Sri Rezeki Hadinegoro said that the Covid-19 immunization has been fairly smooth albeit the vaccine shortage. The high mortality rate among the elderly population has prompted the government to shuffle the order of priority groups for vaccination. On the advice of the ITAGI, the elderly group was moved forward from the fourth to the second in line to be vaccinated along with public servants. Accoding to Sri Rezeki the main objective of vaccination was not to create heard immunity as widely publicized but rather to lower the death rate. Not only participating in the preparation of vaccination roadmap, the ITAGI also gives recommendations to the health ministry.

 

Interview Monday, April 5, 2021 Edition

The Two-Week Vaccination Campaign

Last August, Raudatul Jannah called Ratna Ellyani's cellular phone to ask about the progress made in Tapin Regency's measles vaccination program, which at the time had only reached 45 percent of the program's target. "The figure was the lowest in all of South Kalimantan," said Ratna, wife of Tapin Regent Arifin Arpan, two weeks ago.

Raudatul, wife of South Kalimantan Governor Sahbirin Noor, asked the regent's wife to improve the sitation. Her objective was to achieve a 95-percent vaccination target within the following two weeks. Ratna, who is also chairperson of the Team of Motivators for Tapin's Family Welfare Improvement Group (PKK), immediately called Errani Martin, the regency's health services chief, to request a mapping of the vaccination program.

Special Report Tuesday, January 31, 2017 Edition

The Two-Week Vaccination Campaign

Last August, Raudatul Jannah called Ratna Ellyani's cellular phone to ask about the progress made in Tapin Regency's measles vaccination program, which at the time had only reached 45 percent of the program's target. "The figure was the lowest in all of South Kalimantan," said Ratna, wife of Tapin Regent Arifin Arpan, two weeks ago.

Raudatul, wife of South Kalimantan Governor Sahbirin Noor, asked the regent's wife to improve the sitation. Her objective was to achieve a 95-percent vaccination target within the following two weeks. Ratna, who is also chairperson of the Team of Motivators for Tapin's Family Welfare Improvement Group (PKK), immediately called Errani Martin, the regency's health services chief, to request a mapping of the vaccination program.

Special Report Tuesday, January 31, 2017 Edition

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