Due to the worldwide pandemic, the country has experienced an enormous logistics gap that heavily affected the supply chain across industries. Supply of food and other basic goods in various areas was affected by lack of transportation, especially during lockdowns. Thankfully, the country’s vaccination drive has been spared from such…
(PNA photo by Avito Dalan) MANILA - The Bureau of Customs (BOC) has so far released over 201 million doses of vaccines against coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19). Citing the latest data as of Friday, the BOC said it has facilitated the release of 201,121,670 doses of different brands of vaccines. Of the number, 196,190,120 were released from Port of NAIA, 3,410,550 from Port of Cebu-Mactan International Airport, and 1,521,000 from Port of Davao-Davao International Airport. It added that Davao port has expedited the release of 526,500 doses of Pfizer-BioNtech Covid-19 vaccines which arrived at Davao International Airport via TRI-MG Airlines last Dec. 26, 2021. Port of Davao District Collector Erastus Sandino Austria said the shipments were pre-cleared last December 24 via the port's Customer Care Center and One-Stop-Shop. Upon arrival, the vaccines were immediately transported to the DOH Cold Storage Room located at the Southern Philippines Medical Center (SPMC). Meanwhile, the gov
The government’s national cold-chain and logistics partner is now gearing up for the scheduled three-day nationwide vaccination program which is aimed at inoculating as many Filipinos in order to be protected from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). Dubbed as “Bayanihan Bakunahan”, the vaccination
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The operator of the cold storage facility where the vaccines for the coronavirus disease (COVID-10) are stored has assured that there would be no wastage of the vaccines that are entrusted to them. PharmaServ Express, Inc. President Andrian Perez said it was the same commitment which they gave to t