Every city and municipality in Metro Manila will have a at least one hospital that will administer COVID-19 vaccines to minors, authorities said, as the immunization program enters its second phase.
As of Oct. 19, 3,416 minors have been vaccinated against COVID-19, the Department of Health said. As with adults, those with co-morbdities will be prioritized when Phase 2 starts on Oct. 22, Dr. Kezia Rosario told a briefing on state television, speaking for the National Vaccination Operation Center.
There are around 144,000 children with comorbidities in Metro Manila, according to the center. The government alloted about 50 million Moderna and Pfizer vaccines for the pediatric A3 priority list, vaccine czar Carlito Galvez said.
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Here's an initial list of hospitals where minors with comorbidities can get vaccinated starting Oct. 22:
Caloocan
- Caloocan City North Medical Center
- Caloocan City Medical Center (South)
Malabon
- Ospital ng Malabon/Oreta Sports Complex
Navotas
- Navotas City Hospital
Valenzuela
- Valenzuela City Emergency Hospital
Pasig
- Pasig City General Hospital
Pateros
- St. Luke's Medical Center (BGC)
Marikina
- Marikina Sports Complex (Amang Rodriguez Memorial Medical Center)
Taguig
- St. Luke's Medical Center (BGC)
Quezon City
- Philippine Heart Center
- Philippine Children's Medical Center
- National Children Hospital
- Fe Del Mundo Medical Center
- Quezon City General Hospital
- St. Lukes Medical Center (QC)
City of Manila
- Philippine General Hospital
- Ospital ng Maynila Medical Center
Makati
- Makati Medical Center
- Ospital ng Makati
Mandaluyong
- SM Megamall Mega Vaccination Site (MCMC)
San Juan
- Cardinal Santos Medical Center
Muntinlupa
- Ospital ng Muntinlupa
Paranaque
- Ospital ng Paranaque 1
Las Pinas
- University of Perpetual Help Dalta System
Pasay
- Pasay City General Hospital
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