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DAVAO City June 2, 2021 (PIA) - In compliance to the Executive Order No. 31 Series Of 2021 whi

DAVAO CITY, March 8 (PIA)- A total of 105 health workers from the primary, secondary and tertiary private hospitals in the city turned out initially during the vaccination roll out for the first time at the A. Mabini Elementary School in Bangkal Davao City. Dr. Ashley Lopez, acting city health officer and focal person for COVID-19 concerns in Davao City bared that the experts will use up first the 10,000 vaccines intended for the medical health workers in the city before the delivery of more vaccines from the AstraZeneca.  He said the 10,000 allocated Coronavac- vaccines from Sinovac must be...

DAVAO CITY, March 5 (PIA) - Health Secretary Francisco Duque III allayed fears that the AstraZeneca vaccines is not effective against the South African variant of the Covid-19 Virus. He stressed the data is not enough to conclude that the AstraZeneca vaccine has a low efficacy rate against any variant. Duque said the AstraZeneca vaccine has 100 percent efficacy rate in preventing severe to critical cases of the COVID-19 infection. “We are after a vaccine that will guarantee lesser  severe and critical cases which ensure lesser hospitalization, at kung walang maoospital, walang mamamatay,�...

A vaccination simulation exercise at the A. Mabini Elementary School vaccination site in Davao City. The COVID-19 vaccine roll-out in the city will start on March 5 with the arrival of the vaccines. DAVAO CITY, March 3 (PIA)- The vaccination roll out for Davao City will commence on March 5, according to Dr. Ashley Lopez, acting City Health Officer and focal person for COVID-19 concerns. He said Vaccine Czar Secretary Carlito Galvez and Health Secretary Francisco Duque III will be coming to the city to grace the occasion. Lopez said the city will still follow the priority listing as recommende...

DAVAO CITY, Jan. 20 (PIA) - The city focal person on COVID-19 warned employers to be wary of p