Muntinlupa City’s vaccination campaign has reached more than 482,000 fully-vaccinated individuals while its active Covid-19 cases are down to seven.
Data from the City Health Office showed that as of March 30, 482,464 adults have been fully vaccinated, equivalent to 109 percent of the target population of 442,517.The target population is 80 percent of Muntinlupa’s estimated 2022 total population of 553,146 based on data from the Department of Health .
On the other hand, 508,844 individuals have received their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, or 115 percent of the target population. Among the population of five to 11 years old in Muntinlupa, 7,483 are now fully vaccinated, or 11 percent of the estimated population of 68,198. A total of 12,571 have received their first dose, or 18 percent of the total population.
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