TO FURTHER boost the country’s vaccination against coronavirus disease (Covid-19) amid the continuous spike in cases, the National Government has tapped drugstores and health...
TO FURTHER boost the country’s vaccination against coronavirus disease amid the continuous spike in cases, the National Government has tapped drugstores and health clinics to serve as vaccination sites.
“This will greatly assist po our local government units and the DOH para po dagdag po itong mga personnel para magbabakuna,” said Dizon.
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