Acting mayor allows fully vaccinated people into Cebu City even without swab test | Inquirer News

Acting mayor allows fully vaccinated people into Cebu City even without swab test

By: - Reporter / @nestleCDN
/ 10:53 AM October 26, 2021

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Cebu City Hall —FILE PHOTO

CEBU CITY––Acting Mayor Michael Rama has allowed the entry of fully vaccinated individuals into this city even without a negative swab test result.

In an order released Monday, Rama said fully vaccinated persons must present a valid identification card with a picture and the owner’s signature and a vaccination card with a QR code.

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Those who have vaccinated cards but without a QR code shall present a vaccination certificate issued by the local health office or the Department of Health and the Bureau of Quarantine.

Those not vaccinated against the COVID-19 must present a negative swab, antigen, or saliva test result.

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