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San Juan Mayor Francis Zamora (photo from Mayor Francisco Zamora Facebook)
“We have a total of P150 million in our public assistance center. This is not just specific for COVID-19. This is basically a pool of funds that we use for medical assistance. If and when a constituent will need medical attention because of any vaccine side effects, then we can basically just throw out the funds from this P150 million that we have allocated this year,” San Juan City Mayor Francisco Zamora said in an interview with ABS-CBN News Channel (ANC).
The city was previously praised by the Coordinated Operations to Defeat Epidemic (CODE) Team during its visit last February 10 after yielding the highest number of COVID-19 vaccine registrants among cities in the National Capital Region (NCR), and the steadfast information drives and seminars the city government is conducting to allay the residents’ fears and apprehensions over the vaccines.
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President Duterte, imposes the following price range limits for 60 days:
Pork (pigue) – P270 per kilo
Pork liempo – P300 per kilo
Dressed chicken – P160 per kilo
San Juan City Mayor Francisco Zamora said in a statement that these prices should be maintained and strictly enforced in the city’s Agora Market and urged his constituents to report meat vendors who will not comply with the order.
“Mahigpit po nating ipatutupad ang nasabing mandated price ceiling sa ating Agora Market, kung may napansin po kayong paglabag ng sinumang manininda ay agad po niyong i-report sa Agora Market Administration, o tumawag sa 7508-9562 (We are strictly implementing the mandated price ceiling at the Agora Market. If you notice any vendors violating the order, please report them to the Agora Market Administration, or call 7508-9562),” Zamora said in his advisory.
The city of San Juan will officially start its house-to-house COVID-19 info drive and vaccine registration on Tuesday (February 9) at the barangay hall of barangay Isabelita, San Juan City Mayor Francisco Zamora announced late Monday afternoon.
San Juan City Mayor Francisco Zamora (PNA)
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Published February 3, 2021, 2:37 PM
A total of 18,019 residents of San Juan City have pre-registered to reserve their slots for the coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) vaccine as of Wednesday.
San Juan City Mayor Francisco Zamora shared the good news on his official Facebook account and said that the Department of Health (DOH) is asking for an updated data for its COVID-19 Electronic Immunization Registry, hence the continuous updating of the city’s data.
San Juan Mayor Francis Zamora (FACEBOOK / MANILA BULLETIN FILE PHOTO)
“Para ma-update ang inyong registration at para sa mga bagong magpapa-register, sundan lang po ang link na ito ( http://bit.ly/39Bi7ri ) o i-scan ang QR code (To update your registration and for those who will register, just follow this link ( http://bit.ly/39Bi7ri ) or scan the QR code),” Zamora said.