Author: Jhon Aldrin Casinas
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Mandaluyong residents urged to pre-register for free COVID-19 vaccination
Mandaluyong City residents may now sign up online to avail of the free coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine once it arrives.
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San Juan Mayor Zamora to get first crack at AstraZeneca vaccines
San Juan City Mayor Francis Zamora has vowed to be the first to take the AstraZeneca vaccines purchased by the city, in a bid to boost the confidence of residents in the vaccine.
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Mandaluyong signs deal with AstraZeneca for vaccine purchase
The Mandaluyong City government has inked an agreement for the procurement of coronavirus vaccines from AstraZeneca, Mayor Carmelita Abalos said Monday (January 11).
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Makati secures 1 million doses of AstraZeneca vaccines vs COVID-19
Makati City has acquired one million doses of coronavirus vaccine developed by pharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca, Mayor Abigail Binay said Monday.
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San Juan City to get COVID-19 vaccines from AstraZeneca
The San Juan City government signed a deal on Sunday to secure coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccines from drug maker AstraZeneca.
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MMDA welcomes appointment of ex-Mandaluyong mayor Benhur Abalos as its new chairman
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) on Monday welcomed the appointment of former Mandaluyong City Mayor Benjamin “Benhur” Abalos, Jr. as the new chairman of MMDA.
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Pasig LGU signs deal to secure 400K COVID-19 vaccine doses from AstraZeneca
The local government of Pasig City has signed a tripartite agreement with the national government and British pharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca to purchase 400,000 doses of coronavirus vaccines.
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7 households inside Pasig subdivision fined, ticketed over firecracker use
Seven households inside an exclusive subdivision in Pasig City were each slapped with P5,000 fine and a violation ticket for using firecrackers during the New Year revelry, Mayor Vico Sotto said Saturday.
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Prayers pour online in virtual celebration of Feast of Black Nazarene
Catholic devotees offered their prayers online to celebrate the Feast of Black Nazarene amid the ongoing global pandemic.
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Respondents say Dacera would have told them if she was raped
The respondents in the death of Christine Dacera believe that the 23-year-old flight attendant would have told them if she was raped.
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Lawmakers urged to recall bounty in Dacera case
Lawmakers were urged on Friday to withdraw the bounty they offered for information that will lead to the capture of persons allegedly involved in the death of flight attendant Christine Dacera.
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Active COVID-19 cases in San Juan dip to 38
San Juan City may have dodged the feared surge of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) cases after the holiday season as the number of active cases in the city dropped to 38 as of January 6.
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Pasig City gears for COVID-19 vaccination program
Pasig City is seeking to become the first local government unit (LGU) to implement the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination program of the national government.
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Mayor Zamora assures to provide San Juan residents with effective COVID-19 vaccine
San Juan City Mayor Francis Zamora assured residents Tuesday that the city will only procure effective coronavirus vaccines from reputable pharmaceutical companies.
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Mandaluyong City to launch mobile app for vaccine registration
The Mandaluyong City government is expected to launch next week a mobile application where residents can register in order to avail of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine.
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San Juan City opens registration for free COVID-19 vaccines
San Juan City opened on Monday registration of residents who want to avail of free COVID-19 vaccine once it arrives and is ready for use.
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Mandaluyong City allocates P200 M for COVID-19 vaccine procurement
Mandaluyong City has allocated P200 million for the purchase of the coronavirus vaccines, Mayor Carmelita Abalos said Monday, to augment the vaccination program of the national government in the city.
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Mayor Sotto urges Pasig business owners to renew permits early
Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto urged business owners in the city on Monday to renew their permits early to avoid the repeat of last-minute renewals in the past years.