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KEEPING 'EM CLEAN. Boxes of United States-donated Pfizer Covid-19 vaccines are sprayed with disinfectant at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1 in Paranaque City on Monday (March 7, 2022). The Philippines has so far received 231,505,650 doses of Covid-19 jabs. (PNA photo by Joey O. Razon) MANILA - The Philippines has already received all the 10 million doses of Sputnik Covid-19 doses ordered from the Russian government, National Task Force Against Covid-19 chief, Secretary Carlito Galvez Jr., said Tuesday. Galvez said there will be no vaccine deliveries for now from Russia, which is locked in an armed battle against Ukraine. "Our contract with the Russian government has already been completed, including our contract with the Russian Direct Investment Fund. We contracted for 10 million and it's all done," Galvez said, partly in Filipino, in an interview during a vaccination activity in Makati City. OnNov. 19, 2021, a total of 2.8 million completed the dea
KEEPING 'EM CLEAN. Boxes of United States-donated Pfizer Covid-19 vaccines are sprayed with disinfectant at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1 in Paranaque City on Monday (March 7, 2022). The Philippines has so far received 231,505,650 doses of Covid-19 jabs. (PNA photo by Joey O. Razon) MANILA - The Philippines has already received all the 10 million doses of Sputnik Covid-19 doses ordered from the Russian government, National Task Force Against Covid-19 chief, Secretary Carlito Galvez Jr., said Tuesday. Galvez said there will be no vaccine deliveries for now from Russia, which is locked in an armed battle against Ukraine. "Our contract with the Russian government has already been completed, including our contract with the Russian Direct Investment Fund. We contracted for 10 million and it's all done," Galvez said, partly in Filipino, in an interview during a vaccination activity in Makati City. He added there's nothing to worry about "because