Manila Bulletin
QC opens COVID-19 jab registration for children ages 5-11
Navotas City has opened the online registration for children aged five to 11 years old for COVID-19 vaccination.
Parents and guardians can register their children through the city's e-COVID-19 registration link.
They must select the appropriate category for their child, either 'Pediatric A3- 5 to 11' for those with comorbidities or 'Rest of the Pediatric Population- 5 to 11'.
The vaccination schedule and venue will be announced soon.
The local government reminded residents that vaccinations are voluntary and children will receive the Pfizer brand.
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