BingoPlus Foundation conducts flu vaccination, supports Palarong Pambarangay in Rizal

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In the Philippines, rainy season is flu season. As PAGASA officially declared the start of the wet season in the country, the Department of Health , on the other hand, is monitoring cases of influenza-like illnesses, as it may increase during this period.

BingoPlus Foundation provides vaccination and preventive healthcare in barangays to combat flu and other illnesses. While flu-like illnesses may be on the rise due to the rainy season, getting vaccinated helps multiply the fun by providing Filipinos with healthier days ahead.

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