THE mobile vaccination rollout in Tamugan, Marilog District inoculated 160 residents, the City COVID-19 Task Force said.
Dr. Michelle Schlosser, spokesperson of the task force, said the number was as of Friday as the rollout was in partnership with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
“Approximately, 150 to 160 ka tao ang atong nabakunahan, labi na gyud sa mga bata. We have seen a lot of pediatric individuals didto. Gikalipay gyud nato no kay gusto nato mapataas ang number of vaccinated children na five to 11 years old,” Schlosser said, as she thanked those involved in the rollout for the success of the campaign.
She added that despite the distance between the houses and the barangay hall where the vaccination rollout was done, many residents decided to avail of the progrm. “Actually, we are expecting man lang gyud 100 kay bukid baya unya geographically isolated nga lugar. Ang ubang lugar baktasonon, layo pa gyud kaayo. Nalipay mi nakabakuna mi around 150-160, mao’y kunswelo ba sa among mga effort,” she added.
