Manila Bulletin
Marikina City vaccinates 94% of eligible population vs COVID-19
Marikina City has successfully vaccinated 94% of its eligible population against COVID-19, with 315,276 out of 336,195 individuals inoculated.
Mayor Marcy Teodoro reported that the city is the second in Metro Manila to have a high vaccination rate, following San Juan City which achieved herd immunity in April.
The city has 75 vaccination teams and six mega vaccination facilities capable of administering up to 15,000 jabs daily.
Mayor Teodoro stated that the vaccine supply is now both steady and adequate.
The city is considering vaccinating individuals from nearby local government units as it anticipates reaching a 100% vaccination rate soon.
Marikina City's vaccination sites do not accept walk-ins, and residents are urged to register online for vaccination schedules.
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