The transcription appears to be a recording of a community meeting or event, likely in Indonesia, where a local leader or official is trying to persuade residents to get vaccinated. The official acknowledges that some people may be hesitant due to various reasons, including concerns about the vaccine's ingredients, conspiracy theories, and religious beliefs. The official attempts to address these concerns and reassure the residents that the vaccine is safe and important for public health. The conversation is informal and includes personal anecdotes, jokes, and interactions with the audience.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. Someone encourages residents to get vaccinated.
2. A local security officer mentions the need to work with authorities to socialize the effect of vaccination.
3. Some people don't want to get vaccinated due to various reasons.
4. One reason for not wanting to get vaccinated is the fear of the vaccine containing pork.
5. Another reason is the fear of the vaccine being made by Bill Gates.
6. A resident mentions that around 80% of people want to get vaccinated.
7. Food is mentioned as a potential incentive for people to get vaccinated.
8. A vaccine called the "Naswa vaccine" is mentioned, which is allegedly processed by the government.
9. The vaccine is said to be halal and come with a free mask.
10. Some people are hesitant to get vaccinated due to religious reasons.
11. A local leader mentions the need to convince people to get vaccinated.
12. A friend of the local leader is mentioned, who is able to convince people to get vaccinated.