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Malabon targets to initially inoculate 118K residents
The city government of Malabon targets to initially inoculate 118,000 residents against COVID-19.
The city is preparing 11 teams of vaccinators to manage five identified vaccination sites.
An estimated 1,100 individuals are expected to be vaccinated daily once the city-wide inoculation begins.
The identified vaccination sites include Ospital ng Malabon, Acacia Elementary School, Malabon National High School, Potrero Elementary School, and Longos Elementary School.
Mayor Lenlen Oreta mentioned that the city government has signed a tripartite agreement with the national government and AstraZeneca.
The city health officer presented the vaccination plan to the Coordinated Operations to Defeat Epidemic (CODE) team.
Free shuttle services will be provided to residents qualified for vaccination.
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