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BACOLOD CITY - The Negros Occidental provincial government will intensify its coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) vaccination efforts anew as activities related to the May 9 elections come to a close. Dr. Claudelia Josefa Pabillo, in-charge of the Provincial Health Office cold storage facility, said on Tuesday the province still has a sufficient supply of vaccines, but the concern is still hesitancy among certain groups, especially the senior citizens. Data showed the coverage rate among the province's elderly population is only more than 50 percent. Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson said local government units (LGUs) will be reminded to again focus on their Covid-19 vaccination campaign. "We will start doing that again especially (in LGUs) where there is very low performance," he said. "We're already encouraging booster shots. It's not yet over, we still have to do a lot of vaccination. I hope it will improve. Anyway, the campaign period, the election period is o

Negros occidentalEugenio jose lacsonClaudelia josefa pabilloHealth officeProvincial health officeProvincial administrator rayfrando diazAlert levelInter agency task forceEmerging infectious diseasesBacolod city the negros occidental provincial government will intensify its coronavirus disease 2019 covid 19 vaccination efforts anew as activities related to may 9 elections come toa close dr claudelia josefa pabilloN charge of the provincial health office cold storage facilityAid on tuesday the province still hasa sufficient supply of vaccinesUt the concern is still hesitancy among certain groupsSpecially the senior citizens data showed coverage rate among province 39s elderly population is only more than 50 percent governor eugenio jose lacson said local government units lgus will be reminded to again focus on their covid 19 vaccination campaign quot we start doing that especially in where there very low performanceUot he said quot we 39 re already encouraging booster shots it 39s not yet overE still have to doa lot of vaccinationi hope it will improve anyway