Imus conducts house to house vaccination
IMUS CITY, Cavite — The local government here through the City Health Office launched Friday the house to house COVID-19 vaccination for Imus residents who find it difficult to go to designated vaccination sites.
Dr. Randy Calingasan, Imus city health officer, together with local chief executive Manny Maliksi and Vice Mayor Ony Cantimbuhan and the vaccination team, leads the first day of the house to house vaccination to serve as a dry run for subsequent inoculations.
“This type of vaccination is dedicated to senior citizens and persons with disabilities who had difficulty in travelling, like the bedridden patients. Kami na po ang pupunta sa kani-kanilang mga bahay,” Calingasan said.
Imus City has fixed, drive thru and mobile vaccinations. It has inoculated 11,846 individuals as of April 22.
“Lahat po ng possible mode of vaccination ay dumadaan ng pagsusuri ng IATF and DoH para sa mamamayan ng Imus; kung saan po sila fit to vaccinate, they can choose po. Minsan kasi nag-sked kami ng vaccination, pero nauubos agad ang bakuna kaya matitigil ang bakunahan sa Imus,” Maliksi said.
