Manila Bulletin
PH receives 9.5 M COVID-19 vaccines in a week, highest since February
The Philippines has received a total of 64,942,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses as of September 19, 2021.
The week of September 13 to 19 saw the highest weekly delivery with over 9.58 million doses arriving, including Sinovac, Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, and Sputnik V.
The national government continues to build its vaccine inventory through procured and donated supplies.
The Philippines is expecting over 100 million doses by the end of October and an additional 22 million doses by early November.
The country is also renegotiating for Sputnik Light doses and expects more Pfizer vaccine deliveries in the coming weeks.
Of the total vaccines delivered, 41,414,015 doses have been administered nationwide.
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