ILOILO CITY, March 9 (PIA) - - Health officials urged health workers of West Visayas State University-Medical Center (WVSU-MC) here to avail of the Sinovac vaccines to be protected against coronavirus disease 2019.
“You were lucky that you were given priority for the allocation of the vaccine, inasmuch as we have the scarcity of the vaccine,” said Depatment of Health (DOH) 6 Director Emilia Monicimpo during a program held to start the COVID 19 vaccination roll-out at WVSU-MC covered gym in La Paz district on March 8.
Monicimpo said the national government has come up with certain guidelines in the prioritization of those who will receive the vaccines with the objective that these will reduce the mortality against COVID and to preserve the health system capacity.
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Published March 7, 2021, 11:45 AM
ILOILO CITY – Ninety-eight former New People’s Army (NPA) rebels have pledged allegiance to the government in Panay Island and Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Police Gen. Debold Sinas has urged them to support the national government’s fight against communist insurgency.
Philippine National Police chief Police Gen. Debold Sinas (at rostrum) urges former New People’s Army rebels in Panay Island to support the government’s campaign to end communist insurgency. (PRO 6 photo / MANILA BULLETIN)
Sinas told them during their pledge of allegiance ceremony in Oton, Iloilo that the government is “always ready to accept and help them even though they once committed a mistake to the government.” They are the latest to withdraw support from the Communist Party of the Philippines and took their oath of allegiance before the Western Visayas Regional Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (Western Visayas RTF-ELCAC).
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