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DOUBLE DUTY. Manila Vice Mayor Honey Lacuna, also a medical doctor, administers a Covid-19 vaccine shot during the inoculation of minors aged 12 years to 17 years at the Ospital ng Maynila on Friday (Oct. 22, 2021). Lacuna said the rollout would help pave the way for a safe return to physical classes. (Photo courtesy of Manila PIO) MANILA - The local governments of Manila and Quezon City (QC) took part in the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) vaccination of minors with co-morbidities aged 12 to 17 on Friday. In Manila, 23,354 Covid-19 jabs have been reserved for the pediatric inoculation, 22,854 of them Pfizer vaccines and the remaining 500 Moderna - the only vaccines approved so far by the Food and Drug Administration for children. "Kung gaano po ka-importante ang bakuna sa inyong mga adults, ganun rin sa mga bata (If the vaccine is important for adults, it is the same for children)," Manila Vice Mayor Honey Lacuna said in an interview. Lacuna, who is also a medical doctor

Francisco isko moreno domagosoDepartment of healthDrug administrationUndersecretary jonathan malaya of the departmentQuezon cityVice mayor honey lacunaQuezon city general hospitalUndersecretary jonathan malayaLocal governmentJoy belmonteDouble duty manila vice mayor honey lacunaLsoa medical doctorDministersa covid 19 vaccine shot during the inoculation of minors aged 12 years to 17 at ospital ng maynila on friday oct 22021 lacuna said the rollout would help pave way fora safe return to physical classes photo courtesy of manila pio local governments and quezon city qc took part in coronavirus disease 2019 covid 19 vaccination minors with co morbidities aged 12 17 on friday354 covid 19 jabs have been reserved for the pediatric inoculation854 of them pfizer vaccines and the remaining 500 moderna only approved so far by food drug administration for children quot kung gaano po ka importante ang bakuna sa inyong mga adults