inp.polri.go.id – Pekanbaru. Alumni of the Indonesian Military Academy graduated in 1999. In addition, Riau held a health service in the form of a Covid-19 mass vaccination activity carried out at the Vaccine Center of the Bhayangkara Hospital of the Riau Regional Police (old Headquarters) and in several hospitals on Wednesday (10/20/2021). Present at the event was the Riau Regional Police Chief, Pol. Inspector-General Agung Setya Imam Effendi, Assistant I of Riau Province, Commander of Regional military 031/WB, had the opportunity to directly observe the implementation of vaccination accompanied by Alumni of the Indonesian Military Academy 1999 both from the Land, Sea, Air and Police dimensions. Directorate of Criminal Investigation of the Riau Regional Police, Pol. Grand Commissioner Teddy Ristiawan said that the 1999 Indonesian Military Academy Mass vaccination was carried out simultaneously throughout Indonesia and was centred in Jakarta, attended by the National Police Chief and the National Armed Forces Commander, and carried out at every level, including in Riau. "The 99 Alumni of the Indonesian Military Academy 99 in Riau consist of Alumni of the Military Academy, Alumni of AAL and Police Academy graduated in 1999 who served in Riau, this activity we prepare 1000 vaccines as a form of concern for alumni in assisting government programs in efforts to accelerate vaccination, especially in Riau Province, in particular Pekanbaru City," explained the Directorate of Criminal Investigation at the Riau Regional Police. Riau Regional Police's Directorate of Criminal Investigation added that the 1999 Indonesian Military Academy Care's Independent Vaccination activities were also coupled with social assistance. "We have prepared 1000 packages and distributed them to the community," explained the Directorate of Criminal Investigation at the Riau Regional Police. "We have mobilized 42 health workers, and we have involved several hospitals in the implementation of this vaccination, including the Pekanbaru Resort Police Clinic, Army Clinic, Air Force Clinic, Safira Hospital, Prima Hospital and Santa Maria Hospital," explained the Directorate of Criminal Investigation at the Riau Regional Police. Meanwhile, Pekanbaru City Resort Police Chief, Pol. Grand Commissioner Pria Budi reminded and appealed to the public to continue to implement health protocols. "Even though the community has been vaccinated against Covid-19, I remind all Pekanbaru residents in particular, to continue to prioritize health protocols by implementing the 5 M (Wearing masks, maintaining distance, and washing hands, avoiding crowds and reducing mobility)," explained the Pekanbaru City Resort Police Chief.