Manila Bulletin
Makati City opens new vaccination site
Makati City, in partnership with the private sector, inaugurated a new vaccination site at Glorietta 5 Mall to inoculate economic front-liners and government workers under the A4 priority group.
The new vaccination hub can accommodate up to 500 individuals, with Mayor Abby Binay emphasizing the importance of strategic partnerships with the private sector for the expected influx of vaccine registrants.
Binay lauded Ayala Corporation and Megaworld Corporation for their contributions to the Bakuna Makati mass vaccination program.
An additional vaccination center will open at San Lorenzo Place Mall on Friday, targeting at least 400 individuals from the A4 category.
The city aims to expedite the vaccination of economic front-liners to ensure the swift recovery and growth of businesses, contributing to faster economic recovery.
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The Philippines has officially started the vaccination of essential workers under the A4 priority group on Monday, June 7, 2021.
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The Manila city government has launched its mall-based vaccination program on June 2, utilizing four major malls as inoculation sites for priority groups.
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Quezon City will begin vaccinating essential workers under the A4 priority group on Friday, June 11, 2021.
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San Juan City commenced its COVID-19 vaccination program for indigent residents on June 15, inoculating 435 individuals with Pfizer vaccines.
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Makati City Mayor Abby Binay announced that private firms in the city are now required to register their vaccination sites to ensure they comply with the health standards set by the Department of Health (DOH).
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