Over 600 families from vulnerable barangays and areas in the city of Manila were preemptively evacuated on Sunday, Sept. 25, due to typhoon "Karding”, the city government said on Monday, Sept. 26.
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According to lawyer Princess Abante, City of Manila
A TOTAL of 2,598 individuals who were housed at the various evacuation centers in the city were given appropriate assistance by the local government of Manila.
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In a Facebook post of the Pasay City Public Information Office (PIO), residents of Barangays 183, 191 and 201 can get their jabs at the Corazon Aquino Elementary School from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
For residents of Barangays 63 to 75; 80 to 100; 106 and 107; 113 to 119 and 136 to 143, they can visit Andres Bonifacio Elementary School for their vaccination.
On April 6 and 7, residents of Zones 1 to 15 must proceed to Corazon Aquino Elementary School, and those from Zones 16 to 20, to Andres Bonifacio Elementary School.
The city government is also asking those who want to be vaccinated to bring their medical certificate and maintenance prescription before they can be vaccinated.
Published April 1, 2021, 12:52 PM
Pasay City Mayor Emi Calixto-Rubiano lauded the success of the rollout of vaccination against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) for the elderly and persons with comorbidities in the city.
Rubiano said the city government started the inoculation of those under categories A2 and A3 on March 29 which was held at T. Paez Elementary School for senior citizens, and Andres Bonifacio Elementary School for residents of District 1, as well as Corazon Aquino High School for those living in District 2.
“Nagpapasalamat po tayo dahil tagumpay ang umpisa ng ating pagbabakuna sa ating mga mamayan na nabibilang sa mas vulnerable sector at ito po iyong ating mga nakakatanda at may mga karamdaman,” ( I am very thankful that we were able to successfully roll out our vaccination program for the vulnerable sector, senior citizens, and those with illness) Rubiano said.