Manila Bulletin
Malabon City starts COVID-19 vaccine rollout
Malabon City has launched its COVID-19 vaccination program using Sinovac vaccines, with Mayor Antolin Oreta initiating the rollout.
Dr. Mitzi Tanchoco, Chief of Ospital ng Malabon (OSMAL), was the first medical frontliner to receive the Sinovac jab in the city.
Mayor Oreta urged residents to continue observing health protocols to prevent further virus transmission.
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