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San Juan vaccinates 30 pct of target population for herd immunity
San Juan City has vaccinated 30 percent of its target population for herd immunity against COVID-19.
Mayor Francis Zamora stated that vaccines are administered based on the order of pre-registered residents and their priority category.
He reiterated that there is no selling of inoculation slots or COVID-19 jabs in the city, calling such offers an online scam.
The city has approximately 8 days' supply of AstraZeneca and Sinovac vaccines remaining.
Zamora is in favor of a gradual easing of quarantine restrictions as Metro Manila's general community quarantine with heightened restrictions is set to end on May 31.
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