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PNA file photo MANILA - The coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) situation in Quezon City is now at a moderate risk level after the number of its daily average cases increased. To combat the further spread of Covid-19, the city government has been stepping up its vaccination program. As of Thursday, it was reported that 2,490,179 adults and minors in the city are now fully vaccinated after receiving two doses of the Covid-19 jabs or the single-dose Janssen vaccine. The total Covid-19 vaccine doses it administered is now 6,025,598. Of the number, 2,266,124 adults and 376,059 minor children 5 to ...

(PNA file photo) MANILA - The Quezon City government has breached the 5 million mark of coronavirus vaccine doses administered, achieving a "major milestone" in the vaccination campaign. In a Facebook post Wednesday, the city government said a total of 5,021,207 Covid-19 vaccines, for first and second doses as well as booster shots, had been administered. "Our vaccination rollout has achieved a major milestone as we breached the 5-million Covid-19 doses administered. We owe this to our health workers and private sector partners who are tirelessly working to protect our citizens ...

(PNA file photo) MANILA - The Quezon City government on Thursday said it has breached the two million mark of its adult population who have received at least one dose of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) vaccine. "Sa pagpapatuloy ng ating #QCProtekTODO Vaccination Program, umabot na sa 2,010,218 ang bilang ng adult QCitizens at workers na ating nabakunahan (We have already vaccinated a total of 2,010,218 adult QCitizens and workers through our continuous QCProtekTodo Vaccination Program)," the city government said in a Facebook post. Mayor Joy Belmonte thanked all the city's med...

YOUNGER SET. Minors with comorbidities aged 12 to 17 queue up for Covid-19 vaccines in Manila on Tuesday (Oct. 26, 2021). By November 3, all minors in the age group will be included in the rollout. (Photo courtesy of Manila-PIO) MANILA - No vaccine hesitancy among parents of minors aged 12 to 17 years old was recorded during the initial rollout of pediatric vaccination, according to an official of the Pediatric Infectious Disease Society of the Philippines (PIDSP). At the Laging Handa briefing on Friday, PIDSP president Dr. Mary Ann Bunyi attributed the positive attitude of parents to an effic...