East Java Governor Khofifah Indar Parawansa, East Java Regional Police Chief Inspector General Nico Afinta, East Java Kajati Mohammad Dofir, Kasdam V Brawijaya TNI Brigadier General Agus Setiawan, PLH East Java Provincial Secretary Heru Tjahjono, accompanied by Surabaya Mayor Eri Cahyadi and UPN Chancellor checked the vaccination implementation.
The vaccination that took place at UPN was a collaboration between the Forkopimda of East Java and the Forkopimda of the City of Surabaya, as well as the Head of the East Java Education Office who coordinated communication with universities, which were partners in the accelerated vaccination process. In this activity, it is targeted that 5000 participants can be vaccinated.
East Java Governor Khofifah Indar Parawansa said the acceleration of the vaccination was provided by the Surabaya Mayor and the East Java Provincial Government for the vaccine.
"All levels of campuses in Surabaya build extraordinary synergy, support from the East Java Police Chief, from the Military Commander V Brawijaya, this is a form of harmonious relationship," said Khofifah during a visit to UPN Surabaya.
Khofifah also said that all have the same task, to provide protection to the entire community, including during the covid pandemic like now, to accelerate vaccination.
"During the COVID-19 pandemic, we both invite residents to maintain discipline in health protocols," he said.
Furthermore, the Governor said. Campuses can immediately conduct face-to-face lectures if their PPKM continues to decline. If level 4 goes down to level 3, goes down to level 2, goes down to level 1, the vaccination goes on, the health protocol works, then face-to-face learning can start, face-to-face lectures can also start, then we can create quality human resources together.
"Of course we hope that the business world, the industrial world, the world of work, can also recover quickly," he said accompanied by the East Java Forkopimda.
