Tribratnews.polri.go.id – Makassar. The Mobile Brigade Unit of the South Sulawesi Police carried out the Security and Escort of the Covid-19 Vaccine (Coronavac) arriving at the Cargo Terminal of the Slt. International Airport. Hasanuddin, Maros, Tuesday (08/24/2021).
The escort is carried out starting from the process of goods arriving at the airport to security and escort to the South Sulawesi Provincial Health Office Jln. Pioneer of Makassar City Independence.
From the information compiled, this Covid-19 vaccine is a Coronavac vaccine with a total of 42 Coli or as many as 82,865 Vials.
In security, the personnel of the Regional Police's Mobile Brigade Unit of South Sulawesi led by the Head of the Mobile Brigade Unit of South Sulawesi Regional Police, Police Commissioner Mursalim M. equipped with complete weapons with vehicles that guard this Coronavac Covid-19 Vaccine.
Today we are carrying out the task of securing and escorting vaccines which we have escorted since arriving from the Cargo terminal of Slt. Hasanuddin Airport to the South Sulawesi Provincial Health Office, explained the Head of the Mobile Brigade Unit of the South Sulawesi Regional Police.
"Praise to the Lord, the implementation of the Covid-19 vaccine went smoothly and without any problems. For distribution to regencies/cities, we are waiting for a request from the South Sulawesi Provincial Health Office for further escort," explained the Head of Mobile Brigade Unit from South Sulawesi Regional Police.
At the same time, South Sulawesi Regional Police's Mobile Brigade Unit Commander, Pol. Grand Commissioner Muhammad Anis revealed that his personnel will continue to work to assist the government in handling COVID-19 cases in Indonesia, especially in South Sulawesi.
"Since the beginning of the entry of the Covid-19 vaccine in South Sulawesi, we have continued to carry out vaccine security and escort both from the airport to the South Sulawesi Provincial Health Office and to the Regency / City areas throughout South Sulawesi," explained the Mobile Brigade Unit Commander of the South Sulawesi Regional Police.
"This doesn't just end here, we will continue to carry out security and escort for the Covid-19 Vaccine until everything returns to normal. Hopefully the Covid-19 pandemic will end soon and everything can return to normal," explained the Mobile Brigade Unit Commander of South Sulawesi Regional Police.
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