Vaccination sites near polling stations on election day

Vaccination sites will be established near polling stations on election day, May 9, allowing voters to receive COVID-19 vaccines after casting their ballots.

Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire announced that these sites will offer free primary series and booster shots to ensure continued protection against COVID-19.

The vaccination stations will be set up as 'pop-up' tents within a 30-meter radius of polling places.

Voters only need to present their vaccination card and a valid ID to get vaccinated.

This initiative aims to increase the country's vaccination coverage, especially with an estimated 65.7 million Filipinos expected to vote.

Getting vaccinated is not a prerequisite for voters to cast their ballots on election day.

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