(Fighting New Coronary Pneumonia) A total of more than 4.1 million confirmed cases of new coronary disease in Indonesia exceed 100 million doses of vaccination
China News Agency, Jakarta, September 1 (Reporter Lin Yongchuan) Indonesian officials announced on the afternoon of September 1 that there were 10,337 new confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia in the country in the past 24 hours, with a total of more than 4.1 million confirmed cases, reaching 4,100,138 new cases; There were 653 deaths and a total of 133,676 deaths.
Indonesian Ministry of Health spokesperson Siti said in Jakarta that day, as of 21:00 on August 31, the total number of new crown vaccination in Indonesia has exceeded 100 million doses. A total of more than 63.4 million people have been vaccinated against the new crown, of which more than 36.05 million have completed the vaccination. With two doses of vaccination, more than 640,000 people received a third booster shot.
Prior to this, the Indonesian government decided to vaccinate the first batch of 1.7 million medical staff across the country with a third booster shot.
According to data from the Indonesian Ministry of Health, in the second wave of the epidemic that began to rebound in June, vaccination played a very good role in the prevention and control of the epidemic, especially in the prevention of severe illness and death. The new crown vaccine played an important role.
At present, the Indonesian government is taking accelerated new crown vaccination as an important means to control the epidemic at an early date. Siti said that the country’s average daily vaccination dose reached 1.7 million doses in August and will have the capacity to exceed 2 million doses in September. The country launched national vaccination on January 13 this year, and its target population is 201 million people.
The day before, Indonesian Minister of Health Sadikin said in Jakarta that the government has identified testing, vaccination and behavior change as the “three priority strategies” for responding to the new crown epidemic.
At present, Indonesia is still in a period of epidemic prevention and control of “emergency restrictions on social activities”. With the apparent relief of the second wave of the epidemic in the past week, the government has lowered the level of “emergency restrictions” in many places from level four to level three, and relaxed a number of restrictions on activities in public places, but only those who have completed the vaccination Enter these places. (over)
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