MANILA, Philippines — If you think the national government’s deployment of the COVID-19 vaccines is slow, Manila Mayor Isko Moreno thinks it’s worse than that: It’s “super slow.”
In a late-night briefing on Tuesday, Moreno stressed that vaccines stored in the national government’s facilities have yet to reach big and densely-populated cities like Manila — the national capital that also happens to be a vital cog in the economy.
“I don’t know if they’re still letting the vaccines grow inside their refrigerators. That I don’t know. There must be somebody who’s going to be liable because if you believe that vaccination is the solution to restart the economy, to bring back norma…
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