Manila Bulletin
Legazpi City prepares P200 million for COVID-19 vaccines
The Legazpi City government is preparing a P200 million budget to procure COVID-19 vaccines.
Mayor Noel Rosal mentioned that the fund is being prepared and the city is aiming to be in line for vaccine orders.
He noted that the P200 million may not be enough to cover all residents, but the local government is open to obtaining a loan to cover any shortfall.
The plan requires clearance from the Department of Finance before the purchase can proceed.
Rosal emphasized the need for vaccines to help the city return to normal life.
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