Bank DKI Holds 2nd Dose Vaccination Center, Residents Can Register Via Jaki
Jakarta, August 08 2021Published: 08 August 2021
As a continuation of the first dose Vaccination Center which was held last July, Bank DKI is again holding a 2 dose Vaccination Center which will be held in August 2021 at the Juanda Service Office and the Matraman Sharia Service Office. This vaccination center is part of efforts to accelerate the provision of vaccinations. "For the general public who wish to become vaccination participants, they can start registering via the JAKI application," said Bank DKI Corporate Secretary, Herry Djufraini (8/8).
Herry further conveyed in detail the schedule for the Bank DKI Vaccination Center to be implemented at the Juanda Service Office starting today, 8 August 2021 and continuing on 14, 15 and 22 August 2021, while the schedule for implementing the Vaccination Center at the Matraman Sharia Services Office is on 14 and 15 August 2021. "We have prepared the venue facilities, implementation team and supporting infrastructure from Bank DKI and implemented strict health protocols," said Herry.
He also said that registering via Jaki is quite easy. Prospective vaccine registrants only need to open the JAKI application, click on the Covid-19 vaccination registration banner, enter their NIK and full name according to their KTP, then click on the Covid-19 vaccination register, fill in complete personal data, fill in residence data and select the general public category. Finally, select the vaccination schedule and location. Once the process is complete, the pre-screening results can be taken along with the original/copy of your KTP or family card to the vaccination center location on a predetermined schedule.
For information, Bank DKI previously carried out phase 1 (dose 1) Vaccination Center activities on 10, 11, 17, 18 and 25 July 2021 at the Juanda Building Parking Lot and KL Syariah Matraman with 4,055 vaccine participants. Apart from the Vaccination Center, at the end of July 2021, Bank DKI also collaborated regarding handling Covid-19 with the DKI Jakarta Health Service, by providing 2 (two) mobile vaccine cars, health workers along with a number of health equipment. Bank DKI also contributed as a collaborator to 10 (ten) units of mobile vaccine cars for the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government as well as providing food to health workers during the Mobile Vaccine Car program. In its implementation, Bank DKI also collaborates with the Indonesian Mosque Council in a number of mosques, one of which is the Al Fattah Mosque.
Herry said that the existence of vaccination centers that are easily accessible to the public and the collaboration of Mobile Vaccine Cars can support the acceleration of vaccination for handling the Covid-19 pandemic in DKI Jakarta. Bank DKI also continues to implement strict health protocols, and appeals to the public to continue to comply with applicable health protocols.