Chief of Jakarta Regional Police, Police Inspector General M. Fadil Imran, reviewed the implementation of covid-19 vaccination in Kalideres, West Jakarta, and PT. Kawan Lama Sejahtera. Chief of Jakarta Regional Police and his staff observed the implementation of vaccines and advised people about India COVID 19 hiking cases even though they have been vaccinated. "This is the second phase COVID-19 vaccine collaboration between Jakarta Regional Police, the CEO Foundation, Global CEO Indonesia, and friends from PT Kawan Lama, as well as from the Arifin team, the Cobra team, with full support," said the M. Fadil Imran "The police are also working hard to prevent the COVID-19 Spreading. Through the Kampung Tangguh Jaya Program, Jakarta Regional Police collaborates with various elements of the public to jointly overcome the Covid 19 pandemic so as not to cause a health crisis or an economic crisis," added the Chief of Jakarta Regional Police Kampung Tangguh Jaya or abbreviated as KTJ, an innovative program by Indonesian Police, continues to make innovations so that the community is more resilient and healthier away from the threat of contracting COVID-19. In recent weeks, KTJ has collaborated with the Indonesian CEO to initiate a Covid-19 Vaccination Post to carry out mass vaccines against several community groups, including the elderly, traders, public transportation drivers, and other social segments. Meanwhile, Head South Jakarta Police Police Grand Commissioner Azis Andriansyah mentioned that the Kalibata City Apartment was chosen as the Vaccine Location because the population is quite dense and has been recorded as the Red Zone several times. This vaccination is one of the methods to control the spread of COVID -19, and he also took the time to visit the Pesanggerah Summit & the Indonesian CEO Secretariat Office at Mercantile Athletic Club Sudirman. Trisya Suherman, Chairperson of the Global CEO Indonesia Foundation, explained that entrepreneurs who are members of the Indonesian CEO collaborate with Jakarta Regional Police, Jakarta District Military Command, and Jakarta Provincial Government have succeeded in opening 50 checkpoints in Jakarta. Then based on the results of the evaluation of these activities, the vaccination program was reopened with the spirit of support from people in business who were members of the Global CEO Indonesia Foundation.