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Philippine Red Cross denies rumors of selling Moderna vaccines to Filipinos

Philippine Red Cross denies rumors of selling Moderna vaccines to Filipinos Dailypedia 3 hrs ago Moderna COVID-19 vaccines to Filipinos. © Provided by Dailypedia Ma. Carissa Coscolluela said that PRC Chairperson Richard Gordon never announced that the organization will sell vaccines to the public. “To set the record straight, PRC Chairman Richard Gordon never announced that the Red Cross is selling vaccines. He stressed the need to act fast and vaccinate as many people as we can,” she said. Cosculluela added that Gordon only said that the vaccines would be offered to some members and donors. “What he said was that the PRC procured Moderna COVID-19 vaccines and intends to vaccinate Red Cross members and donors, who are also our members, who are willing to bear the cost of the vaccines.”

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Journalists, advocates bike for detained colleagues

Journalists, advocates bike for detained colleagues MANILA Journalists and press freedom advocates held a Pedal for Press Freedom this morning, Feb. 7, marking the first year of detention of Tacloban-based journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio. Cumpio, executive director of online media outfit Eastern Vista, was arrested last year along with four human rights defenders. They were charged with illegal possession of firearms and explosives. The route of the bike ride highlighted the pressing issues hounding the media recently. Members of Altermidya-People’s Media Network, National Union of Journalists of the Philippines, ABS-CBN Employees Union and Photojournalists Center of the Philippines (PCP), and progressive organizations pedaled from the University of the Philippines in Diliman to ABS-CBN.

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