Taguig City posts 200% vaccination rate at 16,625 jabs in 1 day | Inquirer News

Taguig City posts 200% vaccination rate at 16,625 jabs in 1 day

/ 03:22 PM August 01, 2021

MANILA, Philippines — Taguig City has posted a 200 percent vaccination rate, the local government unit announced on Sunday.

The city administered 16,625 vaccinations on Saturday, which is double the National Vaccination Operations Center’s target of 8,000 a day.

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Mayor Lino Cayetano also encouraged his constituents to get vaccinated even during the Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) to sustain the city’s vaccination momentum.

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“Sa mga hindi pa po nagpapabakuna, nag-commit ang ating national government na marami tayong bagong second dose, at dodoblehin, titriplehin ang supply ng vaccination,” he said in a social media address.

(To those who have not been vaccinated yet, our national government committed many second doses, and the supply of vaccination will be doubled, even tripled.)

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“Sana ho magtulungan na tayo, sana magpabakuna na tayo,” he added.

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(Let us help each other, let’s get vaccinated.)

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National Capital Region (NCR) mayors have requested four million vaccines from the national government, according to Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA).

NCR mayors aim to administer 250,000 vaccinations a day during ECQ, in a bid to stem the spread of COVID-19 Delta variant.

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Metro Manila will be under ECQ from August 6 to 20.

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