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San Juan concludes dry run of Covid-19 vaccinations
San Juan City conducted a vaccination simulation at the San Juan gym as part of its preparations for the arrival of 100,000 vaccines procured from AstraZeneca.
Mayor Francis Zamora announced that the San Juan gym will be the main vaccination center, with barangay health centers also available for residents.
Approximately 11,500 San Juan residents have registered their intention to receive the COVID-19 vaccine since registration began.
The city government has secured enough AstraZeneca vaccines for 50,000 residents and has sufficient funds for additional vaccine purchases if needed.
Mayor Zamora stated he would be the first to be vaccinated to build trust among the residents.
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