Superhero character Spiderman suddenly came to surprise participants in the mass vaccine for students in Indonesia.

In footage filmed at a health school in Bukittinggi, West Sumatra province on Thursday (16/9), Spiderman can be seen equipping himself with an ID card and passing a health check.

This superhero character initially seemed hesitant and afraid when he was about to be injected, until medical officers and soldiers convinced him that the injection wasn't painful.

The figure behind Spiderman costume is Defi Endri, the head of the Gema Nusantara Health Vocational High School Bukittinggi, deliberately became the first to be vaccinated to motivate people in the school he leads.

"This is to show that Spiderman wants to be vaccinated to motivate him. And thank God, many are interested and registered. All around 800 people were vaccinated within 2 days, today and tomorrow," Endri said.

The mass vaccine injection is the first dose of the Sinovac vaccine to welcome face-to-face school, a collaboration between school and Indonesia army.

The program to accelerate the creation of herd immunity against COVID-19 is also expected to help turn the pandemic into an endemic in Indonesia.

Mass vaccines carried out by the Indonesian government have made positive confirmed cases of Covid-19 continue to decline in the last month.