Manila Bulletin
CDO's vax pre-sign up for 5 to 11-yr-olds reaches 9K-mark
Over 9,000 children aged five to 11 years old in Cagayan de Oro City have pre-registered for the upcoming COVID-19 vaccination program.
The online pre-registration began on January 6, and the City Health Office (CHO) is encouraging more parents to sign up their children.
Children with comorbidities can also be included in the pre-registration process by selecting category E1.1.
The city government is awaiting specific guidelines from the Department of Health before commencing the actual vaccination rollout for this age group.
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