The Quezon City Police District vaccinated a total of 247 minors aged five to 11 years old against Covid-19.
The Quezon City Police District vaccinated a total of 247 minors aged five to 11 years old against Covid-19 on Saturday, March 19.
The vaccination was held at the QCPD Medical and Dental Unit parking area where a total of 150 children received their second dose, while 97 got their initial jabs. “Ang pagbabakuna sa mga kabataan ay ang pinakamahusay na paraan upang protektahan sila, ang kanilang pamilya, at mga kaibigan laban sa banta ng Covid-19. Sa pagkakataong maiturok sa kanila ang bakuna ay mas mapaiigting pa ang kanilang kaligtasan sa pakikibahagi nila sa mga pang-araw-araw na aktibidad ,” Medina said.
The children were reminded that their second vaccine dose must be of the same brand as their first dose to get the full protection against the virus.
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