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Authorities are now conducting investigation to determine the circumstances behind the serious injuries suffered by a 26-year old man who reportedly fell at the departure area of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 1. As of press time, the Manila International Airport Authority
A total of 72 minors aged 12 to 17 with comorbidities were vaccinated in Muntinlupa on the first day of the rollout by the national and city governments. The vaccination of minors, classified by the Department of Health (DOH) as Pediatric A3, was held on Oct. 25 at the city-run Ospital ng Muntinlup
The city-run Ospital ng Muntinlupa (OsMun) in Alabang, Muntinlupa said all minors who will be vaccinated at the facility need to present medical certificates. OsMun will start vaccinating minors 12 to 17 years old with comorbidities on Monday, Oct. 25. It was selected by the government as one of t
PROTECTION. A young vaccinee is comforted by her guardian as she receives her Covid-19 jab in Las Pinas on Friday (Oct. 22, 2021). The vaccination included adolescents aged 12 to 17, following the initial rollout for the 15-17 age group one week ago. (PNA photo by Avito Dalan) MANILA - More hospitals in the National Capital Region (NCR) have started the inoculation of adolescents aged 12 to 17 years old, according to National Task Force (NTF) against Covid-19 chief implementer, Secretary Carlito Galvez Jr., on Friday. From eight hospitals during Phase 1 (15 to 17 years) on October 15, more than 20 hospitals and jabs sites conducted simultaneous inoculation for the younger set during Phase 2. "Today, we mark the expansion of our vaccination and we included other hospitals in the whole of NCR," Galvez said in an interview at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport during the arrival of 698,600 AstraZeneca doses, procured by the private sector under the "Dose of Hope" program. Galvez saidthe government is on a massive vaccination drive to achieve population protection against Covid-19 as soon as possible. "We have to vaccinate all who are willing and at the same time, we will concentrate more on the vaccination of our children," he added. Children with comorbidities are being prioritized. So far, the Philippines has received 93,661,610 doses of Covid-19 vaccines, with 54,444,161 doses already administered nationwide. "We are trying to prepare our defenses by massive vaccination and also looking at the possibility of really reorganizing refurbishing, reconstituting our hospitals and our healthcare workers," Galvez said, noting that 24,101,222 Filipinos are now fully protected against the disease. "We are also confident that we can breach 100 million doses of vaccines that will be delivered by the end of the month," he added. The initial list of Phase 2 venues include Caloocan City Medical Center (North and South), Ospital ng Malabon, Navotas City Hospital, Valenzuela City Emergency Hospital, Marikina Sports Complex (near Amang Rodriguez Memorial Medical Center), Quezon City General Hospital, St. Luke's Medical Center Quezon City and Taguig, Ospital ng Maynila, Ospital ng Makati, SM Megamall Mega Vaccination Site (near Mandaluyong City Medical Center), Cardinal Santos Medical Center, Ospital ng Muntinlupa, Ospital ng Paranaque 1, University of Perpetual Help, and Pasay City General Hospital. (PNA) }
(Photo courtesy of Pasig City PIO) MANILA - The second phase of vaccination of children with comorbidities aged 12 to 17 began Friday as some local government units in the National Capital Region roll out the campaign. In a news release, the Department of Health said vaccinations are held in select hospitals as the expansion would be conducted in phases to come up with strategies on how it will be rolled out in other regions and regular vaccination sites. The ceremonial vaccination for the second phase was held at the Cardinal Santos Medical Center in San Juan, Ospital ng Paranaque and Quezon City General Hospital. "Getting vaccinated against the virus, not only the adults, but also eligible children based on the Department of Health policies and guidelines will make a better environment for the kids. The lockdown has stunted their growth social-wise," Health Undersecretary Roger Tong-an said during the ceremonial vaccination at Cardinal Santos Medical Center. Hospitals were chosen for the initial phases because they have the capacity to manage possible serious adverse reactions to vaccines and facilitate easy referral of patients. "As with the vaccination process of the adults, the vaccination for children will be closely monitored to detect adverse events following immunization to ensure the safety of our young vaccine recipients," he added. Tong-An urged eligible children and adolescents to get registered. "As with other vaccines, make sure that the doses are completed on schedule. And most importantly, in the time of the pandemic, practice minimum public health standards to protect from getting infected and infecting others with Covid-19 and its variants," he said. The pilot run of pediatric vaccination started last October 15, covering only eight hospitals. With the expansion, it will now include LGU-based hospitals as Caloocan City Medical Center (North and South), Ospital ng Malabon, Navotas City Hospital, Valenzuela City Emergency Hospital, Marikina Sports Complex which is near Amang Rodriguez Memorial Medical Center, Quezon City General Hospital, St. Luke's Medical Center Quezon City, Ospital ng Maynila, Ospital ng Makati, SM Megamall Mega Vaccination Site which is near Mandaluyong City Medical Center, Cardinal Santos Medical Center, Ospital ng Muntinlupa, Ospital ng Paranaque 1, University of Perpetual Help System Dalta, and Pasay City General Hospital. Meanwhile, St. Luke's Medical Center - Global City will also cater to the Municipality of Pateros. The DOH reminded those under the pediatric A3 group to first secure a vaccination schedule with the hospital and bring medical certificate detailing the child's comorbidity, valid IDs of both the child and the parent or guardian, and any proof of filiation like the birth certificate on vaccination day. The vaccine recipient must also be accompanied by the parent or guardian at the vaccination site. (PR) }
The government has kicked off the second phase of the pediatric vaccination against coronavirus disease (COVID-19) that would cover all localities in the National Capital Region (NCR) on Friday, Oct. 22.
A minor receives a COVID-19 vaccine during the ceremonial vaccination of minors at Cardinal S
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Pasay City General Hospital “As of today, marami pa ring dinadala sa amin na moderate to critical cases. Our occupancy for our COVID confirmed wards po is 94 percent as of 7 a.m. today,” (As of 7 a.m., our occupancy for COVID-19 confirmed wards is about 94 percent. More patients that are moderate to critical were brought to the hospital), according to Dr. John Victor De Gracia, officer-in-charge of the PCGH De Gracia, in an interview with TeleRadyo, said the hospital continues to accept patients. “Meron pa tayong konting available beds hindi pa tayo 100 percent full (We still have available beds and we not 100 percent full yet),” he said.
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