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QC breaches 5M mark in Covid-19 vax doses administered
Quezon City has surpassed five million COVID-19 vaccine doses administered, a major milestone in its vaccination campaign.
As of February 2, a total of 5,021,207 vaccine doses have been administered.
This includes 2,171,656 individuals who are fully vaccinated.
Additionally, 234,023 minors aged 12 to 17 have received their first dose.
The city has expanded its vaccination sites to 140 locations, including health centers, malls, schools, community venues, churches, and special venues like the Quezon Memorial Circle.
Mayor Joy Belmonte attributed this achievement to the city's health workers and private sector partners.
The local government continues to encourage residents to get vaccinated and register through qceservices.quezoncity.gov.ph/qcvaxeasy.
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