Ex-VP Binay on COVID-19 vaccine shortage: ‘Let’s tap the private sector’
By Rjay Zuriaga Castor PHOTO: ABS-CBN News For former Vice President Jejomar Binay, it is about time for the government to tap the private sector in order to address the
By Rjay Zuriaga Castor PHOTO: ABS-CBN News For former Vice President Jejomar Binay, it is about time for the government to tap the private sector in order to address the
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Dallas Morning News The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) should start studying the inclusion of Filipino minors in the COVID-19 vaccination program, Senator Sonny Angara said.
Ni Annie Jane Jaminal LARAWAN MULA SA: PCOO Ipinag-utos ng Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) na ipaalam pa rin ang tatak ng bakuna ngunit sa bawat indibidwal na
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Presidential Photos The Duterte administration bets will win the 2022 national elections due to the government’s “well-managed” response against the COVID-19 pandemic, Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque
By Jennylou Canon PHOTO: PCOO With various COVID-19 vaccine brands arriving in the country, President Rodrigo Duterte urged the public to not choose a vaccine brand they will be inoculated
Ni Annie Jane Jaminal LARAWAN MULA SA: Ya Libnan News Nais ng Department of Health (DOH) na huwag nang i-anunsyo ng mga lokal na pamahalaan ang tatak ng bakuna upang
By Elyjah Rosales PHOTO: Philippine Star The Commission on Higher Education on Tuesday opened the possibility of the inclusion of students in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout after it reported the
Ni Gwyneth Morales LARAWAN MULA SA: PCOO Tinatayang nasa 35 bahagdan ng mga Pilipino ang matuturukan laban sa COVID-19 pagdating ng Agosto, ayon sa Malacañang. Sa isang online briefing, sinabi
By Elyjah Rosales PHOTO: PCOO Ever critic-aggressive President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday might show some signs of change coming following then-Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile’s advice to just ignore the
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Yahoo News Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque suggested Monday to require getting vaccinated against coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) for those who are getting subsidies from the government,