Manila Bulletin
Prelates open to idea of using churches as vaccine centers
The Diocese of Novaliches has agreed to allow Quezon City to use its large parishes as vaccination sites for the upcoming COVID-19 vaccination program.
Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte expressed her gratitude to the Diocese and Bishop Roberto Gaa for their support in the vaccination efforts.
The church's participation is expected to boost public confidence in the vaccination drive, addressing hesitancy among some residents.
Additionally, the Diocese will utilize Quezon City's contact tracing application, KyusiPass, within their church premises.
The Diocese of Novaliches will also assist the city in encouraging its parishioners to participate in the vaccination program.
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