Holding Survey Services Boosts Acceleration of Child Vaccination

Tribunnews.com Reporter, Seno Tri Sulistiyono

TRIBUNNEWS.COM, JAKARTA – BUMN Holding Survey Services or IDSurvey which consists of PT Bureau of Classification Indonesia, PT Sucofindo, and PT Surveyor Indonesia, boost the program child vaccination.

This time, do child vaccination the second dose in the district of East Bogor, Bogor City, West Java.

“The IDSurvey Social and Environmental Responsibility (TJSL) collaboration program aims to make government programs successful, especially for children aged 6 to 11 years with a target of fulfilling 75 percent of all children in Indonesia who have been completely vaccinated,” said the Director of Finance and Risk Management Surveyor. Indonesia Rosmanidar Zulkifli in his statement, Saturday (29/1/2022).

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According to him, IDSurvey providing 300 second doses of vaccines for children with a target age of 6 to 11 years, as well as providing assistance in the form of basic necessities.

Rosmanidar hopes, child vaccination and basic food assistance can help residents of East Bogor in minimizing the transmission of Covid-19, as well as help restore the economy of local residents by returning to face-to-face teaching and learning activities.

“It is highly hoped that the coverage of 75 percent of children who have been vaccinated will later help restore teaching and learning activities in schools, especially in the East Bogor area with the decline in positive numbers and deaths due to the COVID-19 virus,” said Rosmanidar.

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Head of the Social and Environmental Responsibility Unit (TJSL) PT Sucofindo Nuri Hidayat said, child vaccination This is in line with the number three sustainable development goal (TPB), namely a healthy and prosperous life.

“This vaccination activity is a form of our contribution to the community in the midst of a pandemic and also as a form of our support for government programs in increasing children’s body immunity for face-to-face learning activities,” said Nuri.

Head of the TJSL Unit of the Indonesian Classification Bureau, Endah Mustika Ningtyas, hopes that child vaccination can help Indonesia get out of the pandemic and can return to normal activities.

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“BKI supports IDSurvey in the implementation of the vaccination program for children aged 6-11 years. This step is an effort by the government to achieve herd immunity in 2022 to prevent the spread of COVID-19,” said Endah.

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