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PROTECTED CHILD. A child closes his eyes as Ian Lloyd Solizar, a male nurse in General Santos City, administers the reformulated Pfizer vaccine that signaled the start for the vaccination of 5 to 11-year-old age group in the area on Monday (Feb. 14, 2022). The city health office is targeting to immunize 9,000 children under the category. (Photo by Richelyn Gubalani - PNA Gensan) GENERAL SANTOS CITY- The city government rolled out on Monday the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) vaccination drive for children aged 5-11 years old here. The program was launched at the government-run Dr. Jorge P....

From single-day cases of 32 on January 11, the number goes up to 161 in a day on January 28

SELFIE. A vaccine recipient (right) takes a selfie as a volunteer healthcare worker (left) prepares to administer a shot on Monday morning (Nov. 29, 2021) inside the McDonalds branch in Barangay Lagao, General Santos City, which is designated as a Covid-19 inoculation site. Hundreds of residents lined up outside the fast-food branch to avail of the Covid-19 jabs in line with the three-day National Vaccination Days. (PNA photo by Richelyn Gubalani) GENERAL SANTOS CITY - Health authorities here have brought their coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) vaccination campaign to the "purok" o...

SELFIE. A vaccine recipient (right) takes a selfie as a volunteer healthcare worker (left) prepares to administer a shot on Monday morning (Nov. 29, 2021) inside the McDonalds branch in Barangay Lagao, General Santos City, which is designated as a Covid-19 inoculation site. Hundreds of residents lined up outside the fast-food branch to avail of the Covid-19 jabs in line with the three-day National Vaccination Days. (PNA photo by Richelyn Gubalani) GENERAL SANTOS CITY - Health authorities here have brought their coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) vaccination campaign to the "purok" o...

(PNA GenSan file photo) GENERAL SANTOS CITY -The city government has sustained its intensified border surveillance against the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) even as the confirmed infections here have continued to decrease in the past several weeks. Dr. Rochelle Oco, head of the City Health Office (CHO), said on Thursday the border monitoring measures and activities in the city are still in place as the threats posed by the spread of Covid-19, especially its highly infectious variants, still persist. CHO only recorded 15 new infections in the city on Wednesday, one of the lowest in over f...