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View all search resultsWest Java prepares cold storage for vaccine
The West Java administration’s COVID-19 and economic recovery task force has prepared refrigerators and cold storage rooms to house vaccine doses in 27 regencies and cities in the province in preparation for mass vaccination efforts.
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The West Java administration’s COVID-19 and economic recovery task force has prepared refrigerators and cold storage rooms to house vaccine doses in 27 regencies and cities in the province in preparation for mass vaccination efforts.
West Java secretary and task force head Setiawan Wangsaatmaja said the province had 1,462 refrigerators at 1,087 community health centers (Puskesmas) as well as 259 cold storage rooms.
“We also have 1,090 vaccination workers,” he said during a West Java COVID-19 task force public meeting on Tuesday.
Setiawan said the administration was seeking to ensure that the vaccination process would go smoothly.
He added that the administration had carried out vaccination simulations in Depok to determine vaccination capacity and the length of the process before starting the effort.
Setiawan said the administration would seek to educate the public about a future COVID-19 vaccine.
