PASAY CITY — The vaccination of children aged 5 to 11 years old would bring a greater sense of normalcy to their lives and enable the government to achieve its goal of providing an increased level of protection to all Filipino families, according to NTF Chief Implementer and vaccine czar Secretary Carlito Galvez Jr. on Friday, February 4.
PASIG CITY — In a bid to better prepare the country against the threat of viral diseases in the future, the national government urged legislators to hasten the passage of two Senate bills that will institutionalize the Virology and Vaccine Institute of the Philippines (VIP) and the Center for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC).
CEBU CITY, (2 February 2022) – In a bid to provide residents with greater access to COVID-19 vaccines, the national government and local government of Cebu launched the city’s first ‘Resbakuna sa Botika’ drug store here at the Rose Pharmacy on Wednesday, February 2. (more…)
PASAY CITY (27 January 2022) — The Philippine government is eyeing to conduct a ‘vaccination days’ rollout specifically for children aged five to 11 from February 4 to 5 in Metro Manila.
MALACANANG (24 January 2022) — The national government is all set to roll out the vaccination program for children aged five to 11 starting next week, February 4.
PASAY CITY — There are has been sharp decline in the number of adult Filipinos who are unwilling to get the COVID-19 jab, which according to the National Task Force Against COVID-19 officials is an indication of the major gains achieved by the national vaccine program.
MAKATI CITY, (21 January 2022) – National Task Force against COVID-19 Chief Implementer and vaccine czar Secretary Carlito G. Galvez Jr. assured Filipinos that the national government is exerting all efforts to further expand the coverage of the country’s vaccination program.
PASAY CITY (14 January 2022) — The Philippines has achieved another milestone in its national vaccination program, as over 54 million Filipinos or more than 70% of the country’s target population are now fully vaccinated amidst the surge in COVID-19 cases in the country.
PASAY CITY (12 January 2022) — The National Task Force Against COVID-19 emphasized that it will continue to prioritize the inoculation of unvaccinated individuals over the administration of booster shots for those who have completed their primary doses.
MALACANANG (10 January 2022) — The National Task Force Against COVID-19 reaffirmed its commitment to achieve the country’s vaccination targets for this year amidst the surge in coronavirus cases due to the Omicron variant.
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