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Members of the Presidential Security Group who were injected with COVID-19 vaccines made by Chinese firm Sinopharm did not experience serious side effects, the Armed Forces of the Philippines said Friday.
Duterte wants free vaccination for police, soldiers, and their families
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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, January 23) President Rodrigo Duterte has assured police and military personnel they will be among the first to be vaccinated against COVID-19 for free, along with their families.
Uniformed personnel are fifth in the list of priority groups in the government s vaccination program, next to health care workers, indigent senior citizens, remaining senior citizens, and the indigent population. Workers from several industries will also be prioritized in the first wave of the vaccine rollout.
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Iyon talagang mga mahirap na isang tuka, isang kahig. Unahin ko ‘yon pati ‘yung uniformed service kasi paano kung magkasakit itong lahat. How can we function [as] a government with a sick soldier or policeman in your midst?” Duterte said during a visit to the Kuta Heneral Teodulfo Bautista Headquarters in Jolo, Sulu on Friday.
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