DAVAO-BOUND VAX. Several airport personnel prepare some vaccine boxes for delivery to Davao City shortly afterthearrival of Pfizer vaccine doses via Air Hongkong flight at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Wednesday (Oct. 6, 2021) night. Data from the NTF showed that the Philippines has received a total of 80,415,200 Covid-19 vaccine doses as of October 6 49,735,330 doses have been procured by the national government.(PNA photo by Avito C. Dalan) MANILA - The Philippines' daily Covid-19 vaccination rate is gaining steam once more following the steady arrival of Covid vaccines from the different manufacturers, with a total of 628,099 doses administered on October 6 alone, vaccine czar Secretary Carlito Galvez Jr. said. Speaking to Pres. Rodrigo Duterte Wednesday during the Talk to the People, Galvez reported that the country is nearing to hit the 30 percent mark of the 70 percent target for population protection against the coronavirus. &quo
(PNA photo by Joey Razon) MANILA - Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin, Jr. said the country's vaccination program had been "sterling" but more supply of the life-saving shots is needed to augment the rollout. "I assure everyone here that the critics are liars; our rollout has been sterling cleaner, more efficient, well tracked; we just need more vaccines," he said over Twitter on Wednesday night. The statement comes after Nikkei Asia ranked the Philippines last in its latest Covid-19 Recovery Index, which assesses 121 countries and regions on infection management, vaccine rollouts and social mobility. The report said while the Philippines' daily cases have started to decline, "less than 30 percent of the population is fully vaccinated, low even among ASEAN countries." But for National Task Force (NTF) Against Covid-19 medical adviser Dr. Teodoro Herbosa, there is "some erroneous thing" in Nikkei's comparisons, saying that the n
a passport for those attending clubs and large-scale events. and large-scale events. figures we have show how the virus has actually progressed over the last three weeks. the last review there were around 415 cases per 100,000 people. in the meantime, we have had many days and the figure has raised above 500 cases. today, the rate is around 490 people for every 100,000 in the population. as you can see from the slide, across the three weeks, we have seen rises in the average number of hospital admissions for suspected and confirmed coronavirus. the demand on our hospital system has grown significantly. 450 hospital beds occupied on the 27th of august, 518 by the 16th of september. at the same time,
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