Manila Bulletin
Pasay City targets to finish inoculation of 1,640 individuals before Holy Thursday
Pasay City aims to inoculate 1,640 individuals, including senior citizens and those with comorbidities, before Holy Thursday.
The vaccination program includes 770 senior citizens who will receive AstraZeneca vaccines.
Individuals aged 18 to 59 with comorbidities, along with 170 remaining frontliners, will be administered Sinovac jabs.
To qualify for vaccination, individuals with comorbidities must submit medical certificates, maintenance medicine prescriptions, or hospital records.
Vaccinations are being administered at four sites: Andres Bonifacio Elementary School, Corazon Aquino High School, Pasay City West High School, and Timoteo Paez Elementary School.
Pasay City had previously vaccinated 8,095 medical professionals, with 3,938 being city health workers.
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