Manila Bulletin
Iloilo province completes COVID-19 vaccine plan
The province of Iloilo has officially adopted an operational vaccination plan against Covid-19, known as the COVAC Plan 21-22.
Governor Arthur Defensor Jr. signed Executive Order No. 036, series of 2021, to ensure free, effective, safe, and high-quality vaccines for eligible citizens.
The 47-page document was created with inputs from the Iloilo Provincial Health Office, Iloilo Hospital Management Office and reviewed by the Department of Health.
Key preparations are currently underway, including the identification of vaccination sites, registration of the eligible population, and the setup of cold storage facilities.
The Iloilo provincial government has allocated an initial P95 million for vaccine procurement.
The comprehensive COVAC Plan 21-22 consists of nine components, covering aspects from planning and financing to safety monitoring and data management.
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