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Makati gets 42 refs, lab freezers for vaccines
Makati City has procured 42 biomedical refrigerators and laboratory freezers to ensure the safe storage of COVID-19 vaccines.
These units will be stored in a vaccine depot currently under construction at the City Hall quadrangle.
The Makati Health Department aims to complete the site preparations for the depot by next week.
Mayor Abby Binay assured residents that the city is diligently preparing for the vaccination program to achieve a 100 percent vaccination rate.
The city also conducted a COVID-19 vaccination simulation exercise at the Makati Coliseum.
Vaccination will involve online registration, counseling, screening, inoculation, and post-vaccination monitoring for both residents and non-residents working in Makati.
The Makati Coliseum is designated to accommodate the initial inoculation of medical frontliners and uniformed personnel.
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