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(PNA photo) MANILA - A lawmaker on Thursday urged the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) to allow private subdivisions or villages to do their own booster vaccination for their residents. Quezon City Rep. Precious Hipolito Castelo said the authorities should expect crowding in many vaccination sites with the government's decision to shorten the time for giving the booster dose from six months to three months. Castelo said many village residents are afraid to go to crowded centers to get vaccinated for fear of catching the virus. She also noted that village associations, particularly in the city's second district that she represents, are willing to do booster vaccination for their constituents. Castelo noted that they would not lack volunteer medical doctors, nurses, and other health professionals from their residents. "We should welcome the desire of many people to receive additional protection from Covid-19 and its new va

Hipolito casteloCarlito galvez jrNational task forceNational capital regionInter agency task forceEmerging infectious diseasesPrecious hipolito casteloTask forceSecretary carlito galvezNational capitalNa photo manilaa lawmaker on thursday urged the inter agency task force for management of emerging infectious diseases iatf eid to allow private subdivisions or villages do their own booster vaccination residents quezon city rep precious hipolito castelo said authorities should expect crowding in many sites with government 39s decision shorten time giving dose from six months three village are afraid go crowded centers get vaccinated fear catching virus she also noted that associationsArticularly in the city 39s second district that she representsRe willing to do booster vaccination for their constituents castelo noted that they would not lack volunteer medical doctorsNd other health professionals from their residents quot we should welcome the desire of many people to receive additional protection covid 19 and its new variant omicron allowing homeowners 39 associations that administered basic shots give booster dose will ease crowding in inoculation centersUot she said pointed out that expanding the rollout of boosters would speed up attainment herd immunity against coronavirus disease 2019 covid 19 new policy states booster doses may already be given to adults at least three months after receiving their second doseNd at least two months after the primary single dose vaccine is given astrazeneca