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10M Filipinos now fully vaxxed against Covid-19
The Philippines has reached a significant milestone with over 10 million Filipinos fully vaccinated against COVID-19, as confirmed by Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque Jr.
As of Thursday, 10,282,152 individuals have completed their vaccination.
On Tuesday, the country administered a record high of 702,013 vaccine doses.
Roque highlighted that these 10 million Filipinos now have full protection against COVID-19.
In the National Capital Region (NCR), 38 percent of the population have completed two doses, and 50 percent have received their first shot, though dosing intervals present a challenge.
Roque also urged local government units to ensure an orderly vaccination process.
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