As of Friday, January 7, 2022, 1.56 million people in Central Sulawesi have received the COVID-19 vaccine.

As of Friday, January 7, 2022, the first dose of COVID-19 vaccination coverage in Central Sulawesi Province reached 73.25 percent. This figure is equivalent to 1.56 million vaccine recipients out of a target of 2.14 million people. Meanwhile, the second dose vaccination coverage reached 39.2 percent of the target.

Based on target groups, the details of the COVID-19 vaccination in this province are as follows: The health workforce group had a target of 24,600 recipients. For the first dose, vaccination was successfully carried out for 24,600 people (110.96 percent of the target), and for the second dose, 103.67 percent or 14,050 people were vaccinated.

Public sector workers had a target of 225,260 people. The first dose vaccination reportedly reached 180,670 people (80.2 percent of the target), and the second dose reached 69.49 percent, or 156,530 people.

The elderly group had a target of 196,630 people. For the first dose, 94,500 people were vaccinated (48.06 percent of the target). The second dose reached only 22.65 percent, or 44,530 people.

The vulnerable general public had a target of 1.37 million people. For the first dose, vaccination was reportedly given to 986,740 people (75.49 percent of the target). The second dose reached only 35.75 percent, or 442,590 people.

Another target group was adolescents aged 12-17 years, with a target of 314,610 people. For the first dose, 223,200 people were vaccinated (70.94 percent of the target). The second dose reached only 37.8 percent, or 118,920 people.