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This vaccination service targets 3,500 participants for the AstraZeneca and Sinovac vaccines. Photo: Telkomsel dock
JAKARTA – You haven’t vaccinated? Please try to join Telkomsel’s free vaccine service and and Halodoc. Telkomsel presents a free Covid-19 vaccination service post with AstraZeneca and Sinovac vaccines.
Valid for all Indonesian citizens (WNI) who have an Identity Card or Family Card (KTP/KK) on 23-28 August 2021.
It is located at the Pulogadung Covid-19 vaccination center, YAPI Al-Azhar Rawamangun Campus.
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In this Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activity, Telkomsel cooperates with Halodoc so that the vaccination can run optimally.
Both parties are committed to re-administering a second dose at the same location at the interval recommended by the Indonesian Ministry of Health for each type of vaccine.
President Director of Telkomsel Hendri Mulya Syam said that Telkomsel chose to play an active role in opening wider access to health for the community.
“One of the accesses to health that is urgently needed by the community at this time is to get the Covid-19 vaccine,” he said.
Halodoc Chief Marketing Officer Dionisius Nathaniel said that the need for access to Covid-19 vaccination is important as an effort to achieve herd immunity to break the chain of spread of the Covid-19 virus.
This effort was also realized thanks to the support from the East Jakarta Health Office, Pulogadung Health Center, and YAPI Al-Azhar.
The Telkomsel vaccination center with Halodoc has a quota of 3,500 participants and will last for 6 days at YAPI Campus Al Azhar Rawamangun, East Jakarta. Registration can be done online through the Halodoc application.
Hendri added, since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic last year, Telkomsel has been strengthening the quality and coverage of a more even broadband network.
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“We hope that this collaborative action can accelerate the formation of herd immunity nationally which will have a positive impact on Indonesia’s recovery,” he explained.
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