Philippine News Agency
Public urged anew to get vaxxed as PH receives more Pfizer jabs
The Philippines received over one million doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, with 1,082,250 doses procured by the government arriving at NAIA Terminal 3.
The recent three-day national vaccination drive, 'Bayanihan, Bakunahan', from November 29 to December 1, administered nearly 7.6 million doses.
As of December 2, the country has administered approximately 55 million first doses, covering about 71.8% of the target population.
The Philippines is now ranked fourth globally for the highest number of administered COVID-19 vaccines in a single day, with 2.7 million doses given on November 29.
An official urged unvaccinated Filipinos to get their jabs during the upcoming national vaccination days scheduled for December 15 to 17.
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