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Suara.com – The Covid-19 vaccine made by a Chinese company, Sinovac, has begun testing in Indonesia, ahead of mass production, and the government is expected to start delivering it to the public in early 2021.
In the West Java province, the Covid-19 vaccine clinical trial research team at the University of Padjadjaran said that up to 248 volunteers had undergone injections of the vaccine.
This clinical trial is very important because the vaccine can only be mass produced if the results are as expected.
Among the volunteers who received the vaccine injection, the Governor of West Java, Ridwan Kamil.
Ibnu Chaldun University sociologist Musni Umar made comments after Ridwan Kamil underwent vaccination. “Dear Governor of West Java. It is enough that you inject the vaccine from China. People should not.”
Before that, through Instagram, Musni Umar shared his experience after his body was inserted into the Covid-19 vaccine through his left arm. Vaccinations are carried out at the Garuda Public Health Center, Bandung.
“My body now officially contains the Covid-19 virus which has been weakened or inactivated. For 5 minutes, I feel sore, achy and numb along my left hand. But after that thank goodness it’s normal, just a little sleepy and unusually hungry, “said Ridwan Kamil.
Ridwan Kamil hopes that people will pray for antibody troops to emerge after vaccination so that if one day the virus is active, the body can fight it optimally.
The investigation team will be informed of the condition of the body daily by report cards. Ridwan hopes there are no side effects or things that are not good. After receiving the vaccine, he had to make three more visits to the puskesmas and one more injection of the vaccine.
“Pray for this process to take place, so that this pandemic can end well and completely. And people can be calm. Amen, ”he said. “Bu @ataliapr asked, does it have any impact on the appetite or the desire for something? I replied:” because of this vaccine, suddenly I want to eat a lot and I want to buy a bober motorcycle “:)”
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