Manila Bulletin
Manila breaks own single-day vaccination record for the third time
Manila City achieved a new single-day COVID-19 vaccination record for the third consecutive day on Wednesday, June 16, with 27,338 individuals inoculated.
This surpasses the previous records set on June 14 (25,668) and June 15 (26,028).
Mayor Isko Moreno Domagoso expressed gratitude to the city's residents, the Manila Health Department, healthcare workers, and barangay workers for their efforts in the #VaccineNation campaign.
As of June 16, a total of 407,780 COVID-19 vaccines have been deployed in the city, with 276,706 receiving their first dose and 131,074 their second dose.
The city government encourages citizens to pre-register for vaccination at www.manilacovid19vaccine.ph.
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