National Armed Forces Commander Marshal Hadi Tjahjanto together with the National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo and Health Minister Budi Gunadi Sadikin continued to visit the Micro Imposition of Restrictions on Community Activities post.
After Ulujami, Pesanggarahan, South Jakarta, the group moved to the Micro Imposition of Restrictions on Community Activities post in Medan Satria District, Bekasi City, West Java.
In his directive, the National Police Chief requested that tracing testing activities be strengthened. The ranks of the Police Station and National Police must also increase the injection of vaccine doses from Fifty doses per day to more than that. "The PCR test is also accelerated with the results of at least one day," said the four-star general.
According to Sigit, sufficient PPE and medicines are sourced from the health office and the mayor. "The National Armed Forces and National Police are ready to help carry out the vaccination campaign in Bekasi," said the former Police Criminal Investigation Agency.
Meanwhile, the National Armed Forces Commander hopes that if there is a shortage of health workers, they will immediately coordinate. The health facilities, he said, were well met. "Don't let there be another viral incident, patients are taken in carts, even though vehicle/ambulance facilities for patients are still there," said Hadi.
The Minister of Health also hopes that if there is a shortage of vaccines, they will immediately report to the Community Health Center. "We are ready to provide vaccines if there is a shortage," he said.
For the record, the Bekasi City Government provides an emergency hospital at the GOR. The municipal government also has 8 RT-PCR test points that can test up to 2,000 samples per day, at a rate of 1 to 2 days. Then there are Community Health Centre officers who monitor up to theNeighborhood level.
