Manila Bulletin
More than 1 million individuals vaccinated in Manila
The Manila local government announced that over one million residents have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
As of 3 p.m. on Thursday, 1,001,060 individuals have been vaccinated with at least a single dose.
A total of 667,439 Manila residents are fully vaccinated.
The city government has administered 1,629,702 doses since the start of vaccination in March, including the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
On Thursday alone, 24,385 doses of different brands were administered.
Manila is utilizing 19 schools, four malls, six district hospitals, and the Quirino Grandstand drive-thru as vaccination centers.
Home vaccination is also available for immobile senior citizens and the bedridden.
The city currently has 1,354 active COVID-19 cases, with Sampaloc and Tondo 1 having the most cases.
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