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Vico Sotto says mom hasn't gotten COVID-19 vaccine yet
Pasig Mayor Vico Sotto expressed gratitude to residents for sharing vaccination photos but requested they stop sending pictures of injections on their buttocks, which are sometimes necessary due to tattoos.
He also reminded residents to adhere to scheduled vaccination appointments, as walk-in vaccinations are not permitted to avoid overcrowding and potential virus transmission.
Sotto assured his constituents that there is no special treatment in vaccine distribution, stating that his mother, Coney Reyes, a senior citizen, has not yet received the vaccine.
He emphasized that his mother followed the proper process and is expected to get vaccinated soon.
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