June 29, 2021
Kendal, June 29, 2021. Kendal Regency
Government continues to intensify the Vaccination Program for the Kendal
community to prevent the spread of the Covid-19 virus, which currently
continues to increase. Previously, the government had focused on carrying out
vaccinations for the category of elderly people, now the government has begun
to allocate vaccination programs for other categories.
On this occasion, the Kendal Regency Government prepared 1500 doses of vaccine
intended for workers and also people of productive age. The vaccination process
was held at the Kendal Industrial Park (KIP) RBF Building and carried out for two consecutive days, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 29-30 2021. In one day, health workers will inject
750 doses divided into 3 sessions per day to avoid crowds of vaccinated
participants.
On that occasion (29/6)
also attended by the Regent of Kendal, Dico M Ganinduto B.Sc, and also the
Dandim of Kendal, Lt. Col. Inf. Iman Widhiarto who came specifically to oversee
the vaccination process at the KIP RBF Building. During his visit, Dico
conveyed the realization of the vaccination target in Kendal Regency. “On this
occasion, I urge all Kendal people to success the vaccination program, and so
that we can achieve herd immunity as soon as possible. In this way the economy
will recover quickly.” At the end of the interview, Dico conveyed a message to
the Kendal community for those who have not or have been vaccinated, to stay
productive and always apply health protocols with discipline.
Lieutenant Colonel Inf.
Iman Widhiarto as Dandim Kendal on the same occasion revealed the reason why
the government has begun to intensify vaccinations for people of productive
age. "As the National Defense of the Republic of Indonesia, apart from
being responsible for military matters, we are also responsible for maintaining
Indonesia's Economic Resilience. Therefore, vaccinations for workers and people
of productive age are carried out to maintain the health of workers to avoid
Covid-19 and remain productive in running the economy," said Iman.
It is undeniable that the pandemic has had a significant impact on the
Indonesian economy. The vaccination program is expected to accelerate economic
recovery, such as in terms of investment. Met directly at the KIP RBF Building, Didik Purbadi (Executive Director of KIP) expressed
his enthusiasm for the vaccination program being implemented in his industrial
park. According to him, by vaccinating workers and people of productive age in
Kendal, it can create a sense of security in investing for business actors. “As
a Special Economic Zone, we are quite intense in meeting with outside parties
such as business actors and investors. With this vaccination program, of
course, we are very happy because all workers and the surrounding community
have been vaccinated, so the investment process can run more safely,” concluded
Didik.
For further information about Kendal Industrial Park, please contact Juliani Kusumaningrum (Head of Sales & Marketing) at +62-82266050051 or Juliani.kusumaningrum@kik.co.id