The 9,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccines for Caraga region arrive at Bancasi Airport in Butuan City today, March 5 via PAL PR2934. Said vaccines will cover the 4,500 healthcare workers in the identified priority public and private hospitals in the region.
Strict health protocols are observed as the vaccines arrived at the Bancasi Airport in Butuan City this morning while the team led by DOH-Caraga with the PNP made sure that these vaccines are secured.
DOH Caraga regional director Dr. Jose R. Llacuna, Jr. leads in receiving the 9,000 doses of Sinovac COVID-19 vaccines for Caraga region at the Bancasi Airport in Butuan City.
Today’s arrival of the vaccines for Caraga region is documented by the Philippine Information Agency (PIA) Caraga as it streams live via its Facebook Page. The team is now heading to the storage center of DOH-Caraga in Brgy. Doongan, Butuan City.
As the vaccines arrived in Caraga region today, March 5 at the Bancasi airport in Butuan City, the medical health workers expressed their optimism that they would soon be inoculated being part of the priority sectors for the vaccination program of the government.
Immediately after its arrival at the Bancasi Airport in Butuan City this morning, the 9,000 vaccines are then taken to the storage facility of DOH-Caraga. The implementation of the vaccination program is expected to commence on Monday, March 8 for the priority sectors in the region.
DOH-Caraga regional director Dr. Jose Llacuna, Jr., bared that the 9,000 vaccines will be equitably distributed to the different health facilities in Caraga region. He added that the health care workers who will be inoculated as among the priority sectors have expressed their willingness and consent to take the vaccines for their protection.
The 15 boxes with the 9,000 vaccines inside are now safely secured at the storage facility of DOH-Caraga in Brgy. Doongan, Butuan City. DOH-Caraga regional director Dr. Jose Llacuna, Jr., makes sure that these are properly handled and managed. (PIA 13 | RPN DXKS Surigao)
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