Manila Bulletin
Bacolod to allocate P300M for procurement of COVID vaccines
Bacolod City Mayor Evelio Leonardia has signed a multilateral agreement and confidentiality agreement with AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals (Philippines) to facilitate vaccine procurement.
The city government has allocated PHP300 million for the procurement of COVID-19 vaccine doses and is willing to adjust its budget if necessary.
The exact number of vaccine doses to be allocated to the city cannot be revealed due to the confidentiality agreement with AstraZeneca.
City officials aim to secure the maximum number of vaccine doses possible.
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