MANILA, Philippines — While the percentage of Filipinos inclined to get COVID-19 vaccines “significantly” increased, 36 percent still said they are disinclined to get inoculated against the deadly disease, the latest Pulse Asia survey showed Monday.
According to the June 2021 survey of Pulse Asia, 43 percent of Filipinos are inclined to get vaccinated against COVID-19, an increase from the 16 percent recorded in February this year back when the national government was just rolling out its vaccination program.
However, the June 2021 survey likewise showed that 36 percent of Filipinos said they are not going to get COVID-19, while 16 percent said they are still un…
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