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Manila LGU to give on-site booster shots for construction workers
Manila Mayor Isko Moreno has ordered the provision of onsite COVID-19 booster shots for construction workers involved in city government projects to ensure their health and safety.
The city's Department of Engineering and Public Works has been tasked with creating a vaccination schedule for these essential workers.
This initiative is expected to benefit thousands of construction workers across various ongoing projects.
Notable projects include the Manila Science High School, Dr. Alejandro Albert Elementary School, and six residential buildings for informal settlers, as well as the President Corazon C. Aquino General Hospital.
This effort follows a similar special vaccination drive for delivery workers.
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