Manila Bulletin
PH Red Cross vaccinates over 28K individuals vs COVID-19
The Philippine Red Cross (PRC) Bakuna Center in Mandaluyong City achieved a record by vaccinating 623 individuals on Tuesday.
Of the total vaccinated, 553 received Sinovac, 52 received Moderna, and 18 received their first dose of Pfizer BioNTech.
PRC Chairman and CEO Senator Richard Gordon emphasized that vaccination is the best protection against COVID-19, safeguarding oneself and the community.
The PRC is actively expanding its Bakuna Centers across the nation to accelerate vaccination efforts.
As of July 13, 2021, the PRC has administered over 28,000 vaccine doses to individuals in priority groups A1 to A5.
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