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Kerja Keras Tim Medis Turki Saat Vaksinasi di Pedalaman

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Senin, 15 Feb 2021 17:00 WIB

Turki - Sejak dimulainya kampanye vaksin, tim medis Turki mulai melakukan vaksinasi hingga ke desa pedalaman. Hal itu tentu menjadi tantangan untuk para pekerja medis.

VAN, TURKEY - FEBRUARY 11: Nurse, Bilge Koc and nurse, Gokalp Balli of the Gevas Public Health Center vaccination team, prepare to vaccinate 81 year old Selim Saypak with the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine during a house call in the village of Ikizler on February 11, 2021 in Van, Turkey. Since shipments of the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine arrived in Turkey on December 30, 2020, medical teams across the country have been working house to house to administer the COVID-19 vaccine to elderly and vulnerable citizens. For the members of the Van City, Gevas Province Public Health Centre vaccination teams, who specialise in remote locations, often high in the mountains or villages that have become inaccessible by car, due to heavy snowfall and road closures, house calls pose many unique challenges. The teams are often forced to hand carry the vaccine for kilometres through deep snow and mud to gain access to the village and administer the vaccine. Since the start of the vaccine campaign in Turkey the two specialist mobile teams have vaccinated more than 130 citizens in rural villages, some as old as 106. Turkey's official drug and medical equipment body approved the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine for emergency use against the novel coronavirus on the 13th of January 2020. According to data from Turkey’s Health Ministry the country has vaccinated more than 3.6 million people. The death toll from the coronavirus in Turkey has reached more than 27,000 and the number of infections has topped 2.5 million since mid-March 2020. Globally more than 107 million people have been infected by the virus. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

Perawat Gokalp Balli (kiri) dan perawat Bilge Koc dari Pusat Kesehatan Umum Gevas memvaksinasi Basra Payza (74) dengan vaksin Sinovac di desa Daldere, Van, Turki.  

VAN, TURKEY - FEBRUARY 11: Nurse, Bilge Koc and nurse, Gokalp Balli of the Gevas Public Health Center vaccination team, prepare to vaccinate 81 year old Selim Saypak with the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine during a house call in the village of Ikizler on February 11, 2021 in Van, Turkey. Since shipments of the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine arrived in Turkey on December 30, 2020, medical teams across the country have been working house to house to administer the COVID-19 vaccine to elderly and vulnerable citizens. For the members of the Van City, Gevas Province Public Health Centre vaccination teams, who specialise in remote locations, often high in the mountains or villages that have become inaccessible by car, due to heavy snowfall and road closures, house calls pose many unique challenges. The teams are often forced to hand carry the vaccine for kilometres through deep snow and mud to gain access to the village and administer the vaccine. Since the start of the vaccine campaign in Turkey the two specialist mobile teams have vaccinated more than 130 citizens in rural villages, some as old as 106. Turkey's official drug and medical equipment body approved the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine for emergency use against the novel coronavirus on the 13th of January 2020. According to data from Turkey’s Health Ministry the country has vaccinated more than 3.6 million people. The death toll from the coronavirus in Turkey has reached more than 27,000 and the number of infections has topped 2.5 million since mid-March 2020. Globally more than 107 million people have been infected by the virus. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

Sejak pengiriman vaksin Sinovac dari China tiba di Turki pada 30 Desember 2020, tim medis di seluruh Turki bekerja dari rumah ke rumah untuk memberikan vaksin COVID-19 kepada lansia dan warga yang rentan.  

VAN, TURKEY - FEBRUARY 11: Nurse, Bilge Koc and nurse, Gokalp Balli of the Gevas Public Health Center vaccination team, prepare to vaccinate 81 year old Selim Saypak with the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine during a house call in the village of Ikizler on February 11, 2021 in Van, Turkey. Since shipments of the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine arrived in Turkey on December 30, 2020, medical teams across the country have been working house to house to administer the COVID-19 vaccine to elderly and vulnerable citizens. For the members of the Van City, Gevas Province Public Health Centre vaccination teams, who specialise in remote locations, often high in the mountains or villages that have become inaccessible by car, due to heavy snowfall and road closures, house calls pose many unique challenges. The teams are often forced to hand carry the vaccine for kilometres through deep snow and mud to gain access to the village and administer the vaccine. Since the start of the vaccine campaign in Turkey the two specialist mobile teams have vaccinated more than 130 citizens in rural villages, some as old as 106. Turkey's official drug and medical equipment body approved the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine for emergency use against the novel coronavirus on the 13th of January 2020. According to data from Turkey’s Health Ministry the country has vaccinated more than 3.6 million people. The death toll from the coronavirus in Turkey has reached more than 27,000 and the number of infections has topped 2.5 million since mid-March 2020. Globally more than 107 million people have been infected by the virus. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

Untuk anggota tim vaksinasi Puskesmas Kota Van, Provinsi Gevas, yang berspesialisasi di lokasi terpencil, seringkali terkendala dengan medan jalan yang tidak dapat diakses dengan mobil.  

VAN, TURKEY - FEBRUARY 11: Nurse, Bilge Koc and nurse, Gokalp Balli of the Gevas Public Health Center vaccination team, prepare to vaccinate 81 year old Selim Saypak with the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine during a house call in the village of Ikizler on February 11, 2021 in Van, Turkey. Since shipments of the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine arrived in Turkey on December 30, 2020, medical teams across the country have been working house to house to administer the COVID-19 vaccine to elderly and vulnerable citizens. For the members of the Van City, Gevas Province Public Health Centre vaccination teams, who specialise in remote locations, often high in the mountains or villages that have become inaccessible by car, due to heavy snowfall and road closures, house calls pose many unique challenges. The teams are often forced to hand carry the vaccine for kilometres through deep snow and mud to gain access to the village and administer the vaccine. Since the start of the vaccine campaign in Turkey the two specialist mobile teams have vaccinated more than 130 citizens in rural villages, some as old as 106. Turkey's official drug and medical equipment body approved the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine for emergency use against the novel coronavirus on the 13th of January 2020. According to data from Turkey’s Health Ministry the country has vaccinated more than 3.6 million people. The death toll from the coronavirus in Turkey has reached more than 27,000 and the number of infections has topped 2.5 million since mid-March 2020. Globally more than 107 million people have been infected by the virus. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

Vaksinasi rumah ke rumah di desa pedalaman tentu saja menimbulkan banyak tantangan untuk para pekerja medis.  

VAN, TURKEY - FEBRUARY 11: Nurse, Bilge Koc and nurse, Gokalp Balli of the Gevas Public Health Center vaccination team, prepare to vaccinate 81 year old Selim Saypak with the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine during a house call in the village of Ikizler on February 11, 2021 in Van, Turkey. Since shipments of the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine arrived in Turkey on December 30, 2020, medical teams across the country have been working house to house to administer the COVID-19 vaccine to elderly and vulnerable citizens. For the members of the Van City, Gevas Province Public Health Centre vaccination teams, who specialise in remote locations, often high in the mountains or villages that have become inaccessible by car, due to heavy snowfall and road closures, house calls pose many unique challenges. The teams are often forced to hand carry the vaccine for kilometres through deep snow and mud to gain access to the village and administer the vaccine. Since the start of the vaccine campaign in Turkey the two specialist mobile teams have vaccinated more than 130 citizens in rural villages, some as old as 106. Turkey's official drug and medical equipment body approved the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine for emergency use against the novel coronavirus on the 13th of January 2020. According to data from Turkey’s Health Ministry the country has vaccinated more than 3.6 million people. The death toll from the coronavirus in Turkey has reached more than 27,000 and the number of infections has topped 2.5 million since mid-March 2020. Globally more than 107 million people have been infected by the virus. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

Tim medis seringkali dipaksa untuk membawa vaksin sejauh beberapa kilometer melalui salju dan lumpur yang dalam untuk mendapatkan akses ke desa dan memberikan vaksin.  

VAN, TURKEY - FEBRUARY 11: Nurse, Bilge Koc and nurse, Gokalp Balli of the Gevas Public Health Center vaccination team, prepare to vaccinate 81 year old Selim Saypak with the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine during a house call in the village of Ikizler on February 11, 2021 in Van, Turkey. Since shipments of the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine arrived in Turkey on December 30, 2020, medical teams across the country have been working house to house to administer the COVID-19 vaccine to elderly and vulnerable citizens. For the members of the Van City, Gevas Province Public Health Centre vaccination teams, who specialise in remote locations, often high in the mountains or villages that have become inaccessible by car, due to heavy snowfall and road closures, house calls pose many unique challenges. The teams are often forced to hand carry the vaccine for kilometres through deep snow and mud to gain access to the village and administer the vaccine. Since the start of the vaccine campaign in Turkey the two specialist mobile teams have vaccinated more than 130 citizens in rural villages, some as old as 106. Turkey's official drug and medical equipment body approved the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine for emergency use against the novel coronavirus on the 13th of January 2020. According to data from Turkey’s Health Ministry the country has vaccinated more than 3.6 million people. The death toll from the coronavirus in Turkey has reached more than 27,000 and the number of infections has topped 2.5 million since mid-March 2020. Globally more than 107 million people have been infected by the virus. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

Belum lagi para tim medis harus mengenakan APD lengkap selama bertugas.  

VAN, TURKEY - FEBRUARY 11: Nurse, Bilge Koc and nurse, Gokalp Balli of the Gevas Public Health Center vaccination team, prepare to vaccinate 81 year old Selim Saypak with the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine during a house call in the village of Ikizler on February 11, 2021 in Van, Turkey. Since shipments of the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine arrived in Turkey on December 30, 2020, medical teams across the country have been working house to house to administer the COVID-19 vaccine to elderly and vulnerable citizens. For the members of the Van City, Gevas Province Public Health Centre vaccination teams, who specialise in remote locations, often high in the mountains or villages that have become inaccessible by car, due to heavy snowfall and road closures, house calls pose many unique challenges. The teams are often forced to hand carry the vaccine for kilometres through deep snow and mud to gain access to the village and administer the vaccine. Since the start of the vaccine campaign in Turkey the two specialist mobile teams have vaccinated more than 130 citizens in rural villages, some as old as 106. Turkey's official drug and medical equipment body approved the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine for emergency use against the novel coronavirus on the 13th of January 2020. According to data from Turkey’s Health Ministry the country has vaccinated more than 3.6 million people. The death toll from the coronavirus in Turkey has reached more than 27,000 and the number of infections has topped 2.5 million since mid-March 2020. Globally more than 107 million people have been infected by the virus. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

Sejak dimulainya kampanye vaksin di Turki, dua tim spesialis keliling telah memvaksinasi lebih dari 130 warga di pedesaan, beberapa di antaranya berusia 106 tahun.  

VAN, TURKEY - FEBRUARY 11: Nurse, Bilge Koc and nurse, Gokalp Balli of the Gevas Public Health Center vaccination team, prepare to vaccinate 81 year old Selim Saypak with the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine during a house call in the village of Ikizler on February 11, 2021 in Van, Turkey. Since shipments of the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine arrived in Turkey on December 30, 2020, medical teams across the country have been working house to house to administer the COVID-19 vaccine to elderly and vulnerable citizens. For the members of the Van City, Gevas Province Public Health Centre vaccination teams, who specialise in remote locations, often high in the mountains or villages that have become inaccessible by car, due to heavy snowfall and road closures, house calls pose many unique challenges. The teams are often forced to hand carry the vaccine for kilometres through deep snow and mud to gain access to the village and administer the vaccine. Since the start of the vaccine campaign in Turkey the two specialist mobile teams have vaccinated more than 130 citizens in rural villages, some as old as 106. Turkey's official drug and medical equipment body approved the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine for emergency use against the novel coronavirus on the 13th of January 2020. According to data from Turkey’s Health Ministry the country has vaccinated more than 3.6 million people. The death toll from the coronavirus in Turkey has reached more than 27,000 and the number of infections has topped 2.5 million since mid-March 2020. Globally more than 107 million people have been infected by the virus. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

Melewati dinginnya pegunungan salju menjadi tantangan tersendiri bagi para tim medis.  

VAN, TURKEY - FEBRUARY 11: Nurse, Bilge Koc and nurse, Gokalp Balli of the Gevas Public Health Center vaccination team, prepare to vaccinate 81 year old Selim Saypak with the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine during a house call in the village of Ikizler on February 11, 2021 in Van, Turkey. Since shipments of the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine arrived in Turkey on December 30, 2020, medical teams across the country have been working house to house to administer the COVID-19 vaccine to elderly and vulnerable citizens. For the members of the Van City, Gevas Province Public Health Centre vaccination teams, who specialise in remote locations, often high in the mountains or villages that have become inaccessible by car, due to heavy snowfall and road closures, house calls pose many unique challenges. The teams are often forced to hand carry the vaccine for kilometres through deep snow and mud to gain access to the village and administer the vaccine. Since the start of the vaccine campaign in Turkey the two specialist mobile teams have vaccinated more than 130 citizens in rural villages, some as old as 106. Turkey's official drug and medical equipment body approved the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine for emergency use against the novel coronavirus on the 13th of January 2020. According to data from Turkey’s Health Ministry the country has vaccinated more than 3.6 million people. The death toll from the coronavirus in Turkey has reached more than 27,000 and the number of infections has topped 2.5 million since mid-March 2020. Globally more than 107 million people have been infected by the virus. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

Menurut data dari Kementerian Kesehatan Turki, negara tersebut telah memvaksinasi lebih dari 3,6 juta orang.  

VAN, TURKEY - FEBRUARY 11: Nurse, Bilge Koc and nurse, Gokalp Balli of the Gevas Public Health Center vaccination team, prepare to vaccinate 81 year old Selim Saypak with the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine during a house call in the village of Ikizler on February 11, 2021 in Van, Turkey. Since shipments of the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine arrived in Turkey on December 30, 2020, medical teams across the country have been working house to house to administer the COVID-19 vaccine to elderly and vulnerable citizens. For the members of the Van City, Gevas Province Public Health Centre vaccination teams, who specialise in remote locations, often high in the mountains or villages that have become inaccessible by car, due to heavy snowfall and road closures, house calls pose many unique challenges. The teams are often forced to hand carry the vaccine for kilometres through deep snow and mud to gain access to the village and administer the vaccine. Since the start of the vaccine campaign in Turkey the two specialist mobile teams have vaccinated more than 130 citizens in rural villages, some as old as 106. Turkey's official drug and medical equipment body approved the Chinese Sinovac Coronavac vaccine for emergency use against the novel coronavirus on the 13th of January 2020. According to data from Turkey’s Health Ministry the country has vaccinated more than 3.6 million people. The death toll from the coronavirus in Turkey has reached more than 27,000 and the number of infections has topped 2.5 million since mid-March 2020. Globally more than 107 million people have been infected by the virus. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

Hingga Senin (15/2/2021), jumlah kasus positif COVID-19 di Turki mencapai 2,59 jt dengan 27.471 meninggal dunia.  

Kerja Keras Tim Medis Turki Saat Vaksinasi di Pedalaman
Kerja Keras Tim Medis Turki Saat Vaksinasi di Pedalaman
Kerja Keras Tim Medis Turki Saat Vaksinasi di Pedalaman
Kerja Keras Tim Medis Turki Saat Vaksinasi di Pedalaman
Kerja Keras Tim Medis Turki Saat Vaksinasi di Pedalaman
Kerja Keras Tim Medis Turki Saat Vaksinasi di Pedalaman
Kerja Keras Tim Medis Turki Saat Vaksinasi di Pedalaman
Kerja Keras Tim Medis Turki Saat Vaksinasi di Pedalaman
Kerja Keras Tim Medis Turki Saat Vaksinasi di Pedalaman
Kerja Keras Tim Medis Turki Saat Vaksinasi di Pedalaman
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