Manila Bulletin
More than 2,000 Parañaque residents vaccinated with Sputnik V
Parañaque City began vaccinating its senior citizens with Sputnik V vaccines on May 4, 2021, administering approximately 2,100 doses.
Mayor Edwin Olivarez reported that over 1,200 recipients were frontline workers (A1) and persons with comorbidities (A3), while around 800 were senior citizens (A2).
The city received an initial allocation of 3,000 Sputnik V doses from the government, with about 1,000 doses remaining.
Vaccinations are ongoing daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Ayala Malls Manila Bay.
The mayor emphasized that only those who pre-registered online and received confirmation will be vaccinated, following an influx of walk-ins on May 4.
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