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The Department of Health said the government will administer the first batch of bivalent COVID-19 vaccines to vulnerable groups.
This is in line with the conditions set by COVAX facility, the United Nations-backed international vaccine-sharing scheme. “Rest assured that the guidelines shall be issued in time for the implementation of the roll-out of the vaccines in the country.”The Philippines has secured an initial donation of around 1 million doses of Pfizer’s bivalent vaccines from the COVAX facility. The shots are expected to arrive in the country before the end of March.
Of the figure, over 21.3 million have received their first boosters while 3.8 million have gotten their second boosters.
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