VAX FIGURES. The Regional Vaccination Operations Center report shows 1,957,023 eligible population in Western Visayas are fully vaccinated as of Monday (Nov. 22, 2021). In a virtual presser, Bea Camille Natalaray, Medical Officer III of the Department of Health Western Visayas Center for Health Development (DOH WV CHD), said that the region targets to vaccinate 1,278, 777 eligible population during the national vaccination days set on Nov. 29 to Dec. 1, 2021. (PNA photo screenshot from DOH WV CHD presser) ILOILO CITY - The Department of Health Western Visayas Center for Health Development (DOH WV CHD) is eyeing to vaccinate 1,278,777 eligible population in the region during the national vaccination days set from November 29 to December 1. "We encourage all eligible population, 18 years old and above and 12 to 17 years old and above to get vaccinated as a contribution to our protection to family and community against Covid-19 (coronavirus disease 2019) and its variants," said
(Photo grabbed from DOH-13 Facebook Page) BUTUAN CITY - A total of 1,027,067 doses of the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) vaccine have already been administered to the different priority groups in Caraga since the rollout started in the region. The Department of Health (DOH) in Caraga (Region 13), during the Regional Vaccination Operations and Response Cluster meeting on Tuesday, said more than half a million individuals in the region, or 509,712, have already been fully vaccinated as of October 24 this year. "We are looking forward that by the end of December this year, we could achieve the target of 70% herd immunity in the region," DOH-13 Regional Director Cesar Cassion said at the meeting. He also emphasized that vaccination is an important tool for the people in the region to enjoy the coming holidays. As of October 24, a total of 345,576 vaccine doses have already been administered to front-line personnel (A4 category) in essential sectors in the region, with 130,05
SunStar Palma, 9 other clergymen get vaccinated
JAB OF PROTECTION. Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma gets himself vaccinated through the Project Balik Buhay initiative in support of the Covid-19 vaccination program in Cebu. / Project Balik Buhay
+ April 13, 2021 CEBU Archbishop Jose Palma and nine other elderly clergymen were able to receive their first shot of the Sinovac vaccine on Tuesday, April 13, 2021.
Palma, 71, received his vaccine through the Project Balik Buhay (PBB) program initiated by the private sector in support of the national Covid-19 vaccination program in Cebu.
Dr. Mary Jean Loreche, the Department of Health (DOH) 7 spokesperson, said Palma and the others were able to receive the vaccines from hospitals that had excess stocks.
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