Manila Bulletin
Manila LGU suspends vaccination operations on Good Friday
The Manila city government announced the temporary suspension of its COVID-19 vaccination operations on Good Friday, April 2.
Vaccination efforts will resume on Black Saturday, April 3, to inoculate frontline workers, senior citizens, and persons with comorbidities.
Mayor Isko Moreno stated that the suspension is intended to maintain the high quality of the vaccination sites.
As of April 1, a total of 33,279 individuals in Manila have received Sinovac and AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine doses.
The public is encouraged to pre-register for vaccine slots on the manilacovid19vaccine.ph website, where 191,680 individuals had already registered by Thursday night.
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