823 more Central Luzon cops get vaccinated vs COVID-19 | Inquirer News

823 more Central Luzon cops get vaccinated vs COVID-19

/ 01:41 PM August 04, 2021

Officials of the Police Regional Office 3 salute the Philippine flag during the recent 2021 Independence Day celebration

Officials of the Police Regional Office 3 salute the Philippine flag during the recent 2021 Independence Day celebration. At least 4,509 PRO3 personnel have been fully jabbed against COVID-19. (Photo from the PRO3 Public Information Office)

MABALACAT CITY, Pampanga––Some 823 more police officers in Central Luzon had been vaccinated against COVID-19, the Police Regional Office 3 (PRO3) Health Service disclosed on Wednesday, Aug. 4.

The number includes 546 fully inoculated individuals and 277 who received their first dose.

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Some 4,509 police officers under the PRO3 and regional support units have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, while 6,319 others have had their first dose.

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Data from the PRO3 Health Service showed that 5,734 doses of Sinovac’s CoronaVac, 1,735 of AstraZeneca, 1,267 of Pfizer-BioNTech, 1,477 of Johnson & Johnson Janssen, and 298 of Sputnik V vaccines were administered.

The PRO3 Medical and Dental Unit administered the vaccines for 1,015 police officers, while the local governments, where they were assigned, vaccinated 6,781.

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