inp.polri.go.id - Central Java Regional Police are still boosting vaccinations for the community. "The achievement of the Covid-19 vaccination must be more widespread. Because it concerns public health, it is a priority," explained Central Java Regional Police's Inspector of Second Class, Pol. Grand Commissioner Untung Sudarto, Sunday (19/12/21). Pol. Grand Commissioner. Untung Sudarto said that although one district or city has achieved 70 percent herd immunity, the Covid-19 vaccination must continue to be boosted. As in the case of Purworejo Regency, vaccination has reached 70 percent, and his party appealed to the Purworejo Police Chief and his staff to boost vaccination. "The Covid-19 vaccination needs to be pursued, the Purworejo Police Chief has picked up the ball, has recorded Islamic boarding schools and community groups that need vaccines, so we will immediately do it," explained Irwasda. The Central Java Police will assist the government's program for children's vaccines. It's just that his party is currently formulating and waiting for provisions from the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia. "Our side is in the process of formulating and following the government's provisions announced two days ago. In order to be precise and not misguided, where to implement it, "explained Irwasda. Responding to the expired Covid-19 vaccine, Kombes. Pol. Fortunately, Sudarto said that this could not happen. "We still have stock of vaccines. If there is less, we will add more. We guarantee that no expired vaccines are injected to the public," he explained. Inspector of Second Class also hopes that Omricon and other new variants will not enter Central Java. "Other guests may enter, but Omricon should not enter Central Java," he explained.