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Valenzuelanos urged to sign up for free Covid-19 vaccination
Valenzuela City has launched an online registration for its COVID-19 vaccination program, requiring residents to sign up through the valtrace.appcase.net website.
The city government aims to vaccinate 320,000 residents aged 18 and above using AstraZeneca vaccines, allocating P150 million for the initiative.
Vaccination is scheduled from July to December 2021, with registered residents needing to complete several steps including validation, scheduling, and on-site screening.
After receiving the first dose, individuals will be issued a "VCVax Passport" which details their schedule for the second dose and other important reminders.
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