MANILA - Vaccination centres across the Philippine capital Manila are trying to speed up inoculation rates, including staying open for 24 hours, to help combat a sharp rise in Covid-19 infections linked to the spread of the highly contagious Delta variant. With just over 10 per cent of the country's 110 million people fully vaccinated, millions remain vulnerable to infection.
MANILA (Reuters) — Vaccination centers across the Philippine capital Manila are trying to speed up inoculation rates, including by staying open 24 hours, to help combat a sharp rise in
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