Ministry of Health Survey: 64.9% of Respondents Approve of COVID-19 Vaccination

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Yosepha Pusparisa 05/10/2020 12:32 WIB

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The Indonesian government continues to prepare for the COVID-19 vaccination program in Indonesia. A Ministry of Health survey shows that 64.9% of respondents approve of the immunization. However, 7.5

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The Indonesian government continues to prepare for the COVID-19 vaccination program. The public is expected to begin receiving vaccines in 2021. A Ministry of Health survey recorded that 64.9% of respondents, or 71,829 people, stated they would undergo COVID-19 immunization with their families. Meanwhile, 27.6%, or 30,532 people, remain undecided about receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.

On the other hand, 8,332 people, or 7.5% of total respondents, chose not to receive the immunization. More than half of the respondents admitted to still doubting the vaccine's safety. Furthermore, the public also expressed uncertainty about the vaccine's effectiveness and concerns about its side effects.

While awaiting the availability of the COVID-19 vaccine, the government urges the public to continue practicing the use of masks, handwashing, and maintaining physical distance. Everyone needs to participate in the 3M movement and follow other health protocols.

Editor : Muhammad Ahsan Ridhoi

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