Manila Bulletin
Mandaluyong City starts vaccination of senior citizens
The City of Manila has vaccinated 2,557 senior citizens against COVID-19 in two days, with 1,309 receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine on Sunday, March 28, and additional vaccinations on Monday, March 29.
Manila Mayor Francisco "Isko Moreno" Domagoso stated that pre-registered seniors are prioritized, but walk-in clients are also accommodated.
Mandaluyong City also began vaccinating its senior citizens on Tuesday, March 30, inoculating 536 individuals with AstraZeneca vaccines at four different centers.
Mandaluyong City has 5,000 registered seniors for its MandaVax program, out of a total senior population of approximately 27,000.
The vaccination of senior citizens in Mandaluyong is expected to continue until the following week.
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