Most people are hesitant to get vaccinated due to fears of health risks.

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A Populi Center survey reveals that 40% of Indonesians are unwilling to receive the corona vaccine. Of this number, 46.5% of respondents fear the vaccine's health risks.

Reasons for Indonesian People's Hesitancy Towards the Corona Vaccine

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Reasons for Indonesian People's Hesitancy Towards the Corona Vaccine

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A Populi Center survey shows that 40% of Indonesians are unwilling to use the government's COVID-19 vaccine. Of this number, 46.5% of respondents cited fear of health risks associated with the vaccine.

15.2% of respondents were reluctant due to a lack of belief in its efficacy against the coronavirus. Another 13.3% were hesitant because they could not ascertain its halal status.

9.3% of respondents gave other reasons for refusing the vaccine, while 15.6% stated they did not know or did not answer when asked about their willingness to use the vaccine.

The Populi Center survey was conducted among 1,000 respondents from October 21-30, 2020, using a multistage random sampling method. The margin of error is ±3.10% at a 95% confidence level.

The government urges the public to continue practicing the 3M's (washing hands with soap, wearing masks, and maintaining distance) to curb the spread of the coronavirus.

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