inp.polri.go.id - Sumut. North Sumatra Police Chief (Kapolda Sumut), Inspector General Panca Putra Simanjuntak expressed his gratitude to religious leaders who have supported the acceleration of vaccination acceleration in Medan City.
This was conveyed by Kapolda Sumut when reviewing the vaccination at the residence of the DPP Chairman of the Interfaith Communication, Hj. Bunda Indah, which is located on Jl. Seroja Medan, Saturday (05/03/21).
The Akabri graduate in 1990 expressed his gratitude to Hj. Indah, who has supported the implementation of vaccine acceleration.
"As the leader of the North Sumatra Regional Police, I would express my gratitude for the support and the participation of religious leaders in accelerating vaccination so that herd immunity could be achieved in North Sumatra," explained the Two-Star General.
Inspector General Panca Putra Simanjuntak said the collaboration between religious leaders and the Medan Polrestabes was expected to increase the community's Herd Immunity, especially for the elderly.
"This acceleration is expected to be able to suppress the spread of Covid-19 so we can enter the holy month of Ramadan with ease," said the former North Sulawesi Police Chief.
This vaccination program was carried out with a target of 1,500 people involving 1 Vaccination Team from the North Sumatra Regional Police Biddokes using Atrazaneca and Pfizer vaccines.
inp.polri.go.id - Sumut. North Sumatra Police Chief (Kapolda Sumut), Inspector General Panca Putra Simanjuntak expressed his gratitude to religious leaders who have supported the acceleration of vaccination acceleration in Medan City.
This was conveyed by Kapolda Sumut when reviewing the vaccination at the residence of the DPP Chairman of the Interfaith Communication, Hj. Bunda Indah, which is located on Jl. Seroja Medan, Saturday (05/03/21).
The Akabri graduate in 1990 expressed his gratitude to Hj. Indah, who has supported the implementation of vaccine acceleration.
"As the leader of the North Sumatra Regional Police, I would express my gratitude for the support and the participation of religious leaders in accelerating vaccination so that herd immunity could be achieved in North Sumatra," explained the Two-Star General.
Inspector General Panca Putra Simanjuntak said the collaboration between religious leaders and the Medan Polrestabes was expected to increase the community's Herd Immunity, especially for the elderly.
"This acceleration is expected to be able to suppress the spread of Covid-19 so we can enter the holy month of Ramadan with ease," said the former North Sulawesi Police Chief.
This vaccination program was carried out with a target of 1,500 people involving 1 Vaccination Team from the North Sumatra Regional Police Biddokes using Atrazaneca and Pfizer vaccines.
