ICYMI: Manila Mayor Isko Moreno is open to using the Manila Bay dolomite beach as a COVID-19 vaccination site.
for 4-wheel vehicles, motorcycles and bicycles and for drivers of public utility vehicles and delivery vans.
These are in addition to the continuing vaccination drives in community health centers and designated public schools and shopping malls in the city. Moreno, meanwhile, renewed his call for the public to get their booster shots as soon as possible, saying the city’s vaccination sites are open to all.The mayor, who is running for president, was also asked about theHe said that while workers are exempted from the policy, this should not be an excuse for unvaccinated employees not to get inoculated against COVID-19.
“Pipilitin nating unawain ang mga tao, abutin ang tao hanggang kaya natin. But at the end of the day, you have to decide. Kasi, you have to be responsible to others,” he said. “As a citizen, meron ka ring responsibilidad sa iyong pamayanan, sa iyong bansa. Hindi lang gobyerno ang may responsibilidad sa tao,” he added.
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