The Manila mayor promises that every Filipino would get a booster shot six months after the start of his administration. PHVote WeDecide
Like Rodrigo Duterte back in 2016, Manila Mayor Isko Moreno has a six-month promise, should he win: to bring as much of normal life as possible by December 31, 2022, or six months after his first day as president.booster already, because everybody is protected," he said on Tuesday, October 26, on ANC Headstart.
"I want you to go to normal. I want your kids to go back to school. I want everybody going out. I want us to live with COVID-19, learn how to live with it, go back to work, and protect those who are sick," he added.that they aim to build more health facilities and purchase more COVID-19 medicines so that the economy can reopen without fear of overwhelming the healthcare system.to healthcare workers and the elderly later this year.
Around 85% of residents in Metro Manila are already fully vaccinated. Lower COVID-19 infections in the region prompted the government to ease restrictions, allowing cinemas and theme parks for the first time in almost two years.Moreno also promised that Filipinos should feel they have"caring" government"in 30 days," with the help of Congress.
"I've been a legislator for 18 years. I know of rules, I know proper rules of order, I know internal rules, I know how to manage legislative body," said Moreno. Moreno is a three-term Manila vice mayor. The vice mayor leads the city council which passes city ordinances. Before then, Moreno was himself a three-time city councilor.
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