More than a million doses of COVID-19 vaccines will be sent to regions affected by Typhoon Odette.
More than a million doses of COVID-19 vaccines will be sent to regions affected by Typhoon Odette in preparation for the second round of the Philippines' nationwide vaccination drive.
A total of 663,400 doses of private sector-procured AstraZeneca vaccines and 535,500 doses of Moderna vaccines arrived at NAIA Terminal 3 Sunday night.National Task Force against COVID-19 medical consultant Dr. Ma. Paz Corrales said these will be allocated to regions affected by the typhoon. National Vaccination Days will resume on December 20 to 22, but the Department of Health said it is still up to local government units to schedule the mass inoculation if the situation in their areas is still focused on relief operations.
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