Indonesia's COVID-19 Vaccination Program Reaches Over 52 Million People

The Indonesian government continues to intensify its nationwide vaccination program. As of Thursday, August 12, 2021, 52,027,456 people in Indonesia have received the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. A further 26,144,162 people have received the second dose.

However, these figures represent only 25% of the target of 208,265,720 people for the first dose and 12.6% for the second dose. 1,607,284 healthcare workers have received the first dose (109.4% of the target), and 1,481,324 have received the second dose (100.9% of the target).

Furthermore, 26,759,728 public workers have received the first dose (154.4% of the target), while 15,054,515 have received the second dose (86.9% of the target).

For the elderly, 4,987,862 have received the first dose and 3,402,777 the second dose, representing 23.1% and 15.8% of the target respectively. Among the general public, 16,322,823 people have received the first dose (11.6% of the target), and 5,660,410 have received the second dose (4% of the target).

Children aged 12-17 are now also eligible for the Covid-19 vaccine. 2,349,219 have received the first dose (8.8% of the target), and 545,136 have received the second dose (2% of the target).