Manila Bulletin
Mandaluyong City achieves population protection vs COVID-19
Mandaluyong City has surpassed its target for Covid-19 vaccination, achieving population protection.
The city has vaccinated 325,188 residents, exceeding 100% of its eligible population target.
Mayor Carmelita Abalos expressed happiness in reaching the goal early and aims to complete the second doses for all residents.
The vaccination program for the elderly is also successful, with over 205% of the target population inoculated.
Mayor Abalos attributed the success to the collaboration between the local government, the private sector, and the cooperation of Mandaluyong residents.
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