MANILA, Philippines — Some 2.2 million doses of US-made Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine arrived in the Philippines on Thursday night.
The vaccine doses, which came from the global initiative COVAX facility, arrived at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) Terminal 3 at around 8:30 p.m., the National Task Force against COVID-19 said.
In a Twitter post, the presidential assistant on foreign affairs and chief of presidential protocol, Robert Borje, said 210,000 doses were delivered in Cebu while 110,000 were sent to Davao City.
LOOK: Close to 1.9 million doses of Pfizer Covid-19 vaccines from the COVAX facility arrives in Manila. Earlier today, around 210,000 and 111,000 doses of Pfizer Covid-19 vaccines were delivered to Cebu and Davao City. More vaccines, more lives saved! 🇵🇠pic.twitter.com/BGLFbJHqUI
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