Manila Bulletin
San Juan City to get COVID-19 vaccines from AstraZeneca
San Juan and Mandaluyong cities have partnered with the national government and AstraZeneca to secure COVID-19 vaccines for their residents.
San Juan Mayor Francis Zamora highlighted AstraZeneca as a trusted institution that collaborated with Oxford University for an effective vaccine.
The San Juan City government has allocated P50 million for the vaccine purchase and is prepared to allocate more funds if necessary to ensure free vaccination for all residents.
Registration for the vaccine inoculation in San Juan began on January 4, with 8,310 individuals having signed up so far.
Mandaluyong City Mayor Menchie Abalos also confirmed that her city has entered into a similar agreement with AstraZeneca and the national government.
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