In line with the issuance of a circular letter from the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia, one of the Polwan Polwan Bangkalan who is pregnant is now also vaccinating. This is Brigadier Vicky Hartinanda Muin, S.H. This member of the Urpers Bagsumda Bangkalan Police also carried out the vaccine shortly after the circular from the Ministry of Health was published. For Bripka Vicky, the covid-19 vaccination is certainly very important to protect the unborn baby and also the mother.
Although under different conditions, Bripka Vicky still urges pregnant women to be vaccinated. The policewoman whose name soared after the socialization video about the success of her covid-19 vaccination went viral on social media, now again gives an appeal that the vaccine for pregnant women is safe and halal. This was stated directly in his opportunity when he was met by the Bangkalan Police Public Relations exclusively, this morning Friday (06/08/2021) at the Bangkalan Police Headquarters.
"My condition after being vaccinated, thank God, there are no problems that worry me. Therefore, I urge pregnant women in Bangkalan not to be afraid of being vaccinated. However, don't forget to consult your obstetrician or midwife before getting vaccinated. Those who may be vaccinated are at least 13 weeks pregnant in accordance with the recommendation from the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia which has been released since August 2, 2021," said the policewoman who is familiarly called Bripka Vicky. "In my previous 2 pregnancies, I had received the TT (Tetanus) vaccine. So, in my third pregnancy, the doctor advised me to get the COVID-19 vaccine because it has the same properties to weaken the virus in the body and increase our herd immunity during pregnancy," he added. .
The support for pregnant women for the Covid-19 vaccine also came from the Bangkalan Police Chief, AKBP Alith Alarino, S.I.K. This officer, who once served in the Criminal Investigation Unit at the National Police Headquarters, said that the Ministry of Health had issued an official circular regarding the safety of vaccines for pregnant women. "The technical guidelines from the Ministry of Health dated August 2, 2021 have been officially released regarding the safety of vaccines for pregnant women. Therefore, I hope that pregnant women are not afraid to be vaccinated, because vaccines for pregnant women are safe and halal. Not only pregnant women, I also hope that Bangkalan people are not afraid to be vaccinated. Because indeed, this covid-19 vaccination aims to increase herd immunity in the body, "explained AKBP Alith this morning at the Bangkalan Police Headquarters
