Manila Bulletin
Manila targets vaccinating 1,700 health workers against COVID-19 on March 26
Over 10,000 frontline workers in Manila have received COVID-19 vaccines as of March 24, with 10,412 inoculated in total.
The vaccinated individuals include health workers, social workers, contact tracers, jail officers, and BHERTs.
The city government is targeting to vaccinate up to 1,700 frontline health workers on Friday, March 26.
Manila resumed its vaccine rollout on Friday after receiving additional supplies, including 7,890 vials of AstraZeneca vaccines on Thursday, March 25.
Mayor Domagoso stated that health workers have a few more days to get vaccinated before inoculations for senior citizens and other vulnerable sectors begin.
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Manila has vaccinated over 10,000 front-liners against COVID-19, achieving a significant benchmark.
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