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47% of Metro Manila respondents undecided on COVID-19 vaccine – survey
A recent OCTA Research survey indicates that only 25% of respondents in Metro Manila are willing to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.
The poll, conducted from December 9 to 13 with 600 participants aged 18 and above, revealed that 75% of respondents were either unsure or unwilling to get vaccinated.
Specifically, 47% expressed uncertainty about vaccination, while 28% stated they would not get the vaccine.
Willingness to be vaccinated showed slight variations across socioeconomic classes, with 29% in Class ABC, 24% in Class D, and 27% in Class E expressing willingness.
The Malacañang has previously identified Metro Manila as a priority area for vaccination efforts due to its high infection rates.
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