Manila Bulletin
Davao City administers over 250,000 COVID-19 doses
Over 250,000 COVID-19 doses have been administered in Davao City as of June 30.
Of the total doses given, 211,425 were first doses and 45,828 were second doses.
The city government has begun its inoculation drive for essential workers (A4 group), with 6,647 receiving their first dose.
Among those fully vaccinated are 26,924 healthcare workers, 11,917 senior citizens, and 6,847 persons with comorbidities.
The city health office stated that Davao City can cater to around 10,000 vaccinees daily, provided there is sufficient supply.
Most reported adverse reactions to the vaccines have been mild.
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