Manila Bulletin
QC gov’t breaks own record of single-day vaccination with 41,286 doses administered
Quezon City administered a record 41,286 COVID-19 vaccine doses on Wednesday, June 23, 2021, surpassing its previous record of 37,234 doses on Monday, June 21.
Mayor Joy Belmonte lauded the city's vaccination program's success and noted the speedy process, with residents completing vaccination in under an hour.
The city now leads the National Capital Region in single-day vaccine administrations, exceeding Manila's record of 35,572 doses on June 22.
Vaccination efforts are expanding with 50 sites across the city, including the SMART Araneta Coliseum, its largest site.
These efforts are supported by partnerships with universities, private companies, malls, medical teams, and religious organizations like the Diocese of Novaliches and Cubao.
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