Vaccine Expert Panel (VEP) Chairperson Dr. Nina Gloriani, on Thursday, April 21, once again stressed the importance of getting vaccinated and adhering to minimum public health standards as the threat of Covid-19 lingers.
Vaccine Expert Panel Chairperson Dr. Nina Gloriani, on Thursday, April 21, once again stressed the importance of getting vaccinated and adhering to minimum public health standards as the threat of Covid-19 lingers.
The Department of Health’s National Covid-19 Vaccination Dashboard showed that as of April 18, only 12,970,445 Filipinos have so far been boosted against the disease. Meanwhile, Gloriani said that the government is having a hard time to reach the unvaccinated population, but it is “trying its best to reach the goal.”
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