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Mandaluyong to start inoculating senior citizens vs COVID-19
Mandaluyong City will begin inoculating its senior citizens against COVID-19 starting March 30, Tuesday.
Individuals registered through MandaVax will receive a call from the city health office to confirm their vaccination schedule and venue.
Those who have not yet registered can sign up at www.mandaluyong.gov.ph/vaccine/.
Healthcare workers in Mandaluyong City are currently receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine.
As of March 25, a total of 4,125 healthcare workers have been vaccinated, with the city aiming to complete their inoculation by March 29.
Over 656,000 people in the Philippines had received their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine as of March 27.
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