The director of the bone health center screamed hysterically when he was vaccinated with Covid-19, it turns out that the phobia of syringes is all page

KOMPAS.com – Video of the Head of Puskemas Bone, Bone Bolango Regency, Gorontalo, Awaludin Rahim, screaming in fear when receiving the viral corona vaccine on social networks.

In the video, Awaludin Rahim had to be held by various members of the medical staff before being injected by officers.

The incident took place at the Toto Kaliba Hospital, on Thursday, January 21.

In the 39-second video, Awaludin screams in alarm as the Covid-19 vaccine needle lands on his left arm.

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When they met him, Awaludin posted a viral video not because he didn’t want to get the Covid-19 vaccine, but because of a needle phobia.

He has a phobia of needles, which he experienced since he was a child when he was hospitalized.

At the time, the injection the health worker gave him was very painful and traumatized him.

Despite his phobia of needles, Awaludin stared at the courage to get vaccinated against covid-19. This was done to demonstrate to the public that the Covid-19 vaccine is safe.

“That is why I ventured to get vaccinated. That does not mean that I am afraid of vaccines, but because of my phobia of needles,” Awaludin said on Saturday (1/23/2021), as quoted in the news story. Compass TV.

He said the corona vaccine was safe for the first time because it had gone through clinical trials. So, he said, there was already legality on the part of MUI.

“Third, there is a record from the POM Center, it is safe for us to carry out the vaccines,” he said.

The Bone Bolango District Health Office, Gorontalo, noted that 259 people have participated in the Covid-19 vaccination program.

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The location of the silence is at the Toto Kabila Regional General Hospital (RSUD).

The Gorontalo Provincial Council has received 9,760 doses of vaccine.

In the initial stage, the vaccinations were carried out in three areas, namely Bone Bolango District, Gorontalo District, and Gorontalo City.