Manila Bulletin
More Pfizer doses arrive in PH
A total of 940,680 doses of government-procured Pfizer vaccines arrived in the Philippines on Wednesday night.
These doses were delivered to Pharmaserv Express' cold-chain facility in Marikina City, with some 128,700 doses shipped to Cebu.
An additional 1,772,500 doses of Pfizer vaccines are expected to arrive on Friday evening.
This new supply will be managed by PharmaServ Express, the government's national cold-chain and logistics partner.
Vaccine distribution is shifting to regions with lower vaccination rates as Metro Manila approaches saturation, with almost 70 percent fully vaccinated and 95 percent having received at least one dose.
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