Manila Bulletin
Quezon City to start vaccinating A4 group on June 11
Quezon City will begin vaccinating essential workers under the A4 priority group on Friday, June 11, 2021.
The city has received 53,800 doses of Sinovac vaccines, with 10,000 reserved for second doses.
Mayor Joy Belmonte confirmed the vaccination start date, emphasizing the need for pre-registration through eZconsult.
Approved vaccination schedules will be dependent on vaccine supply.
Online registration is encouraged for all, with barangay-assisted booking available for those unable to register online.
Vaccinees are advised to arrive 15 minutes early with required identification and documentation.
Quezon City's overall goal remains to achieve herd immunity for its 2.1 to 2.2 million population by September or October.
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