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Pasig City aims to vaccinate close to 59,000 students this month
Pasig City aims to vaccinate 58,671 students aged 12 to 17 against COVID-19 by the end of November.
The target includes 55,000 students from public schools and 3,671 from private schools.
Vaccination for public school students began on November 3, while private school students started on November 11.
As of November 8, 7,763 minors had received their first vaccine dose, and 81 were fully vaccinated.
The city is prioritizing students who attend schools within Pasig.
Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto announced the vaccination goals on November 11.
The vaccination drive is a collaboration between the Pasig City government, the Pasig Schools District Office (SDO), the Pasig Alliance of Private School Administrators (PAPRISA), and the Department of Education (DepEd).
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