The Covid-19 pandemic is under control and the rate of confirmed cases is declining but new variants are still emerging. In this transitional period caution is required in policymaking, especially in the economic sector.

With the coverage of booster doses of COVID-19 vaccination for elderly still falling short of the target, regional governments have been urged to step up the movement to protect citizens.

Even though it has been three years since the pandemic began, Covid-19 vaccination coverage of the elderly is still low. A special approach is necessary to convince the elderly to be vaccinated against Covid-19.

The second Covid-19 booster vaccination rollout for people aged 18 years and older begins on Tuesday (24/1/2023). The people must get healthier and stronger.

The COVID-19 pandemic is not over yet. Therefore, the handling of COVID-19 transmissions continues. The government will strengthen health services through the transformation of the national health system.

Crowds and people's movements are no longer restricted. However, residents are still asked to be careful and alert because the government has not revoked the health emergency status in this country.

One very important thing is that when the COVID-19 pandemic is over, we need to be vigilant and seriously prepare ourselves for another outbreak and/or pandemic in the future.

The government would adjust COVID-19-related policies, taking into account the controlled transmission rate and the increase in socioeconomic activities.