Overview of Covid – 19 Vaccination Coverage in the Working Area of Karawang Health Center Sukabumi Regency Period July Year 2022
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Covid-19 Vaccine, Covid-19Abstract
High and even coverage of Covid-19 vaccination is the key to success. If the vaccination coverage is high and evenly distributed, herd immunity can be formed, and cross-protection can be created. Cross-protection is a condition in which a person still gets the benefits of protection against the risk of contracting a disease even though he is not vaccinated because he is in a community where the majority have already been vaccinated. As a result, it will reduce the virus's spread, break the transmission chain, and ultimately stop this disease
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