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More than 10K Pasig front-liners vaccinated
Pasig City has vaccinated 10,189 healthcare workers (HCWs) against COVID-19 as of Friday, March 26.
These front-liners, including those from hospitals, Covid-19 referral centers, the Centralized Quarantine Facility, and village health centers, received their first doses.
Of the total vaccinated, 6,640 received AstraZeneca vaccines and 3,549 received Sinovac.
The city has also begun vaccinating private health professionals and workers affiliated with private medical and dental clinics.
Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto noted that public and private hospitals in the city are nearing full Covid-bed capacity.
He urged residents to stay home and adhere to health protocols due to the continuing spike in Covid-19 cases.
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