Adhere to protocols even after inoculation: Central Java Governor 4th March 2021
Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo and Surakarta Mayor Gibran Rakabuming Raka monitor the COVID-19 vaccination program at Klewer Solo Market. (ANTARA / Aris Wasita) Solo (ANTARA) - Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo urged the public to not be “careless” and strictly adhere to health protocols, even after receiving the Sinovac vaccine shot, to reduce the risk of COVID-19 infection. I ask you to keep implementing the health protocols until the second phase of vaccination. Fourteen days after the second phase of vaccination, your body will feel healthier. But once again, don t be careless, said Ganjar while monitoring the COVID-19 vaccination program at Klewer Market here on Thursday.
Central Java apportions Rp1 trillion to address impact of PPKM 22nd January 2021
Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo after a meeting on accelerated vaccination design in Central Java ANTARA/HO-Humas Pemprov Jateng/am.
I instruct (my staff) to set aside at least Rp1 trillion. The amount may increase while we are monitoring its impact. May the public be able to withstand the impact. Otherwise, the state will be present to help them. Semarang, C Java (ANTARA) - The Central Java provincial government allotted Rp1 trillion in budget funding as a precautionary measure to handle the impact of restrictions on the movement of people (PPKM) aimed at reducing the number of COVID-19 cases.
The Central Java administration is searching for at least another 914 nurses and 26 doctors to work at COVID-19 hospitals in the province, in addition to providing extra beds for isolation facilities and intensive care units, as it continues its fight against the pandemic.
Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo said that as of Sunday, 64 hospitals in the region had asked for additional medical staff, specifically 914 nurses 629 for isolation facilities and 285 for intensive care units (ICU) and 26 doctors, comprising 21 for isolation facilities and five for ICUs.
“We’re still working on it. We are working closely with the Indonesian Medical Association [IDI] and the Indonesian Nurses Association [PPNI],” Ganjar said on Monday as quoted by
The Central Java administration is searching for at least another 914 nurses and 26 doctors to work at COVID-19 hospitals in the province, in addition to providing extra beds for isolation facilities and intensive care units, as it continues its fight against the pandemic.
Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo said that as of Sunday, 64 hospitals in the region had asked for additional medical staff, specifically 914 nurses 629 for isolation facilities and 285 for intensive care units (ICU) and 26 doctors, comprising 21 for isolation facilities and five for ICUs.
“We’re still working on it. We are working closely with the Indonesian Medical Association [IDI] and the Indonesian Nurses Association [PPNI],” Ganjar said on Monday as quoted by kompas.id.