MANILA, Philippines — Four Manila vaccination sites had low turnouts of vaccinees after the city government announced that it will no longer allow walk-ins starting this week.
In a Facebook post on Monday, the Manila Public Information Office (MPIO) said only 911 doses of COVID-19 vaccines were administered as of 11 AM across four malls designated as vaccination centers.
Each of the four malls had an allocation of 2,500 vaccine doses.
The MPIO said only 170 doses were administered from Lucky Chinatown Mall, 195 doses from Robinsons Place Manila, 233 doses from SM City Manila, and 313 doses from SM San Lazaro.
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