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SMC starts vaccinating 70,000 workforce
San Miguel Corporation (SMC) has launched its COVID-19 vaccination program for its 70,000 employees and their families.
The company established its first vaccination site at La Salle Green Hills (LSGH) in Mandaluyong City, with plans to expand to 14 other locations nationwide.
The LSGH vaccination site is projected to accommodate up to 1,000 individuals daily once fully operational in August.
Initially, 500 essential workers received Sinovac vaccine doses at the LSGH site.
SMC President Ramon Ang stated that the company is vaccinating over 70,000 of its workforce for free and aims to extend vaccine access to more Filipinos through their networks.
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