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Marikina City to open mega vaccination facility, can vaccinate 10K people per day
Marikina City Mayor Marcelino "Marcy" Teodoro announced the city's mega vaccination facility at the Marikina Sports Complex can administer COVID-19 vaccines to approximately 10,000 individuals daily.
The facility is equipped with ten vaccination stations and features an integrated care monitoring facility or infirmary for potential adverse reactions.
This medical treatment area is located 100 meters from the nearest hospital, ensuring prompt attention.
The city's vaccine storage facility is also within the same 100-meter radius, facilitating logistical processes.
The vaccination process will involve three stages: screening, inoculation, and observation.
Additionally, the city has prepared an indemnification fund of P5 to P6 million for any adverse effects from the vaccine.
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