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Manila COVID-19 vaccinations to continue amid rain –Isko Moreno
Manila Mayor Isko Moreno expressed pride in Manila residents who endured rainy weather to get their COVID-19 vaccination.
Moreno stated that Manila's vaccination efforts will continue regardless of the weather conditions, declaring the objective must be achieved "come hell or high water."
He thanked the private sector and schools for providing additional venues for the city's vaccination program.
Moreno attributed flooding and inadequate drainage systems in Manila to past leadership's negligence.
The Mayor appeared to allude to the national government's remarks, suggesting they were distractions from incompetence.
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