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Taguig to open mega vax hubs to non-residents by November
Taguig City has launched its ninth COVID-19 vaccination site at the Venice Grand Canal Mall, aiming to accelerate the city's inoculation efforts.
The new vaccination hub is expected to administer vaccines to an estimated 400 individuals daily.
Mayor Lino Cayetano stated that Taguig City plans to open all its mega vaccination hubs to non-residents by November, once its eligible population is fully vaccinated.
The city has 650,000 eligible individuals and aims to increase its daily vaccination capacity to 8,000 by September to meet the November deadline.
As of May 18, Taguig City had successfully vaccinated a total of 54,287 individuals.
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