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Pasig City to use public schools as COVID-19 vaccination sites
Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto is considering using public schools as potential COVID-19 vaccination centers.
Sotto noted that public school facilities offer ample space for physical distancing and have adequate ventilation, making them suitable for vaccination sites.
The Pasig City government will seek approval from the Department of Education for this initiative.
Mayor Sotto emphasized that while vaccination will not be mandatory, it is strongly encouraged for all Pasigueño residents.
He urged the public to trust vaccines approved by the Food and Drug Administration, assuring them of their safety and effectiveness.
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