Sa ginawang pag-aaral ng Navotas City LGU, lumabas na dalawa sa kada sampung Navoteño ang payag na magpaturok ng kahit anong brand ng bakuna kontra Covid-19. Ayon kay Mayor Toby Tiangco, mas makakabuti kung bibigyan ng kalayaang pumili ang kanyang constituents, upang magkaroon ito ng kumpyansa sa napiling
Sa ginawang pag-aaral ng Navotas City LGU, lumabas na dalawa sa kada sampung Navoteño ang payag na magpaturok ng kahit anong brand ng bakuna kontra Covid-19. Ayon kay Mayor Toby Tiangco, mas makakabuti kung bibigyan ng kalayaang pumili ang kanyang constituents, upang magkaroon ito ng kumpyansa sa napiling
Nilinaw ni Sec. Karlo Nograles na tanging pagtitiyak lamang ng supply ng bakuna ang ginagawa ng mga LGU kaya’t nagkakaroon ng kasunduan sa mga vaccine manufacturer. Hindi aniya ito pagdo-doble ng pondo at bakuna na ilalaan ng pamahalaang nasyonal.
Malacañang assured assistance to local government units (LGUs) that cannot afford to procure coronavirus (Covid-19) vaccines.
Senate President Vicente “Tito” Sotto III urged local government units (LGUs) Tuesday (April 14) to dip into their own pockets first to help their constituents affected by the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) crisis as the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has put a limit on who will receive cash assistance.
Senator Bong Go vowed for the establishment of more “Malasakit Centers” in different government hospitals all over the Philippines.
Three government agencies – the Departments of Labor and Employment, Social Welfare and Development, and Justice – are teaming up to beef up protection for children of overseas Filipino workers.
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