Twitter CEO Elon Musk on Saturday joined the growing debate on the serious side-effects of Covid-19 vaccines, saying he had "major side effects from my second booster shot".
Incoming Mandaluyong Mayor Benjamin Abalos Sr. and other senior citizens received their second booster shot against COVID-19 during the ceremonial vaccination at SM Megamall in Mandaluyong City Thursday.
PETALING JAYA: A total of 11,653 adults aged 60 years and above received their voluntary second booster shot as of Wednesday (May 11) through the National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme.
(Photo courtesy of NTF Against Covid-19) MANILA - The national government rollout of the second booster shot against the coronavirus virus disease 2019 (Covid-19) received positive feedback, mostly from citizens who are itching to get out of the pandemic. On Tuesday, local government units of Manila, Pateros, San Juan, and Pasig began the administration of the additional booster dose for the immunocompromised sector. Makati and Valenzuela kicked off theirs on Monday while Quezon City has yet to announce a schedule. Desiree Co, a Manila hospital worker who is also a cancer survivor, said being on the front-line means they are more exposed to the dreaded virus. "Sa amin kasi, since front-liners kami, we really need to comply. Okay lang naman sa akin, for protection na din. Alam ko naman na may virus talaga and I need to protect myself since I am a cancer patient din (Since we are frontliners, we really need to comply. I am okay with it since it is for our protection. I know very wel