Covid-19 Vaccine Has Arrived in the Country, Inul Daratista Suggests Jokowi Prioritize the Less Fortunate

Kapanlagi.com - Good news amid the pandemic, the Covid-19 vaccine has arrived in the country since Wednesday (13/1). President Jokowi was the first person to receive the vaccine. After that, celebrities also participated in the vaccination, including Raffi Ahmad and Bayu Skak.

The presence of the vaccine apparently does not make Inul Daratista underestimate this virus. The East Javanese dangdut singer wrote this on Instagram on Friday (22/1). According to her, Covid-19 is still a collective responsibility.

1. Don't Underestimate

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"We have obtained the vaccine. But Covid should never be underestimated! When we don't take responsibility and casually face it, even unconsciously transmit it to others, it's very naive!" wrote Inul.

Furthermore, Inul emphasized how much this Covid-19 will burden those who are economically weak.

2. If the Infected Person is Unable

"Imagine if we transmit it to those who are unable?? And they have scary symptoms. Those who have money can get CT scans, good medications, doctor services anytime as long as they can pay," Inul continued.

"Let's imagine those who are affected and we transmit it to those who don't have much money, barely making ends meet, let alone buying medicine just for survival. Shortness of breath, unable to buy medicine, treated as best as they can, innalillahi!" she added.

3. Vaccine is Already Here

On the other hand, Inul thanked Jokowi for bringing this vaccine to Indonesia. She also advised Jokowi to prioritize vaccination for the less fortunate people.

"Thank you, Mr. President @jokowi, for the vaccine for all of us. Besides medical personnel, please prioritize those who are less fortunate first, let the wealthy step aside! Let them go first!" said Adam Suseno's husband.

4. Remember Mother's Message

Inul's message is worth noting for all of us, KLovers. It is important to take care of each other and not transmit the virus to others. Equally important is to #RememberMother'sMessage. Always wear a mask, wash hands regularly, and don't forget to maintain distance.

(kpl/tdr)