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Taguig Mayor Cayetano gets Sinovac jab
Taguig City Mayor Lino Cayetano received his first dose of the CoronaVac COVID-19 vaccine on April 5.
He was vaccinated alongside other government frontliners, senior citizens, and individuals with comorbidities, specifically those in the A1.5 priority group which includes local health workers and contact tracers.
The Mayor received the Sinovac jab at Taguig's Lakeshore Vaccination Hub from city cluster head for health Dr. Cecille Montales.
Cayetano encouraged Taguig residents to register for the local vaccination program through the TRACE system.
He mentioned that the city is expecting deliveries of AstraZeneca, Covovax, Covaxin, and Moderna vaccines by the third quarter to help achieve the goal of fully inoculating its citizens.
Mayor Cayetano emphasized that vaccination is a crucial part of the Prevent-Detect-Isolate-Treat-Reintegrate strategy.
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