HumasUPNVJ - Jakarta Veterans National Development University (UPNVJ) again held a second dose of Covid-19 Vaccination in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Culture, Research and Technology (Kemendikbud Ristek). This second vaccination was held at the UPNVJ Pondok Labu Campus while still adhering to strict health protocols according to government directives. (18/11/21)

As with the first dose last August, our target is students, lecturers and of course the general public who live close to the UPNVJ campus.

The UPNVJ Public Relations team had the opportunity to conduct interviews directly with the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs and Cooperation, dr. Dr. Ria Maria Theresa, SpKj, MH, "This second dose of vaccination is still using vaccine doses according to the quota provided by the Ministry of Education and Culture, with the Astra Zeneca vaccine type. The preparation that we prepared was also the same at the time of the first dose of vaccination. Just like yesterday, we, from the campus, always involve students and alumni to be directly involved in this vaccination activity. The number of teams involved was 20 people consisting of registration, screening , vaccinator and observation teams. Apart from that, thank God, everything went smoothly without any problems in it, "he concluded

"UPNVJ as our state defense campus does have a role to always try to give the best, especially to all people who live in the UPNVJ environment, our stakeholders such as students, lecturers and staff so that all of them have vaccinated to form herd immunity ," said dr. Ria to the PR team

Miranti Rukmana, a resident of Cinere gave her positive response regarding the Ministry of Education and Culture's vaccination process in collaboration with UPNVJ from the first dose to the second dose today, "All the services provided by UPNVJ were very good and really helped us as vaccination participants. Moreover, the health protocol is quite strict starting from checking body temperature, queuing lines, filling in personal data, the vaccination process up to the observation stage has been arranged in such a way that we feel safe and comfortable," said Miranti.