Manila Bulletin
Muntinlupa LGU vaccinates 419 kids aged 5-11 on first day of 'Resbakuna'
Muntinlupa City began its COVID-19 vaccination drive for children aged five to eleven years old on February 7.
A total of 419 children were vaccinated on the first day across two sites: Ospital ng Muntinlupa in Barangay Alabang and Laguerta Health Center in Barangay Tunasan.
Of those vaccinated at Ospital ng Muntinlupa, 240 were children, including 39 with comorbidities and 201 without.
The Laguerta Health Center vaccinated 179 children, all without comorbidities.
The city aims to vaccinate 68,198 children in this age group.
Vaccination sites were decorated with party themes, and children received toys, candies, and loot bags post-vaccination to create a welcoming environment.
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