Navotas City will start vaccinating COVID-19 booster shots to bedridden residents on Monday, Feb. 14.
“We want Navoteños, especially those sick and vulnerable, to remain protected against COVID-19. If they can’t go to our vaccination sites, then we will bring the vaccines to them,” Mayor Toby Tiangco said.
The mobile vaccination team will go to the 18 barangays to vaccinate bedridden and PWD residents who are unable to physically go to vaccination sites. “If you have a family member who has been vaccinated and are ready to receive their booster dose, have them registered so they can receive their jabs as soon as possible,” he said.Individuals who wish to avail of the mobile vaccination may register through their respective barangays or message the Navoteno Ako facebook pager or TXT JRT: 0915-2601385 , 0908-8868578 and, 0922-8888578 .
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