Manila Bulletin
City of Manila registers new record highs: 125,598 vaccinated in 3 days, 43,011 in a single day
The City of Manila administered a record-breaking 43,011 vaccine doses on Monday, July 5.
From July 3 to 5, a total of 125,598 doses were administered: 42,649 on July 3, 39,938 on July 4, and 43,011 on July 5.
Of the doses given on July 3, 42,596 were for the first dose and 49 were for the second dose.
As of July 5, Manila has administered a total of 686,334 vaccine doses since its inoculation program began, with 166,391 individuals fully vaccinated.
Manila City is currently using Sinovac vaccines, having received 400,000 doses on June 24.
To cater to more individuals, the city has extended vaccination hours and started night inoculations.
The city government has also been accommodating overseas Filipino workers and seafarers scheduled for deployment in the next four months.
On Tuesday, July 6, all vaccination sites in the city will administer the first dose to individuals in the A1 to A5 Priority Groups.
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