The Department of Health has reached only about 80 percent of its nationwide target for the routine immunization drive that ended on Thursday. | kdevillaINQ /PDI
‘CHIKITING LIGTAS’ Small children are vaccinated against measles at the launch of the “Chikiting Ligtas ” immunization drive in San Juan City. INQUIRER/NIÑO JESUS ORBETA
The Department of Health has reached only about 80 percent of its nationwide target for the routine immunization drive that ended on Thursday. From May 2 to June 14, a total of 8.12 million kids, or 83.7 percent of the target, were vaccinated against measles and rubella.More than 2.34 million children, or 81.7 percent of the target, were jabbed against polio during the same period.
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