Nurses Chareluck Santos and Marian Villanueva from the Philippine General Hospital speak to Rappler about their COVID-19 vaccination
Over a year since the Philippines’ first coronavirus case was detected, and 11 months since a pandemic was declared, the country finally began legally administering COVID-19 vaccines on Monday, March 1.
The Duterte government launched its vaccination drive with 600,000 doses of Sinovac’s CoronaVac donated by the Chinese government.
What’s it like to be among the first to get vaccinated in the Philippines? What drove health workers’ decision to receive the vaccine? Rappler reporter Sofia Tomacruz speaks with nurses Chareluck Santos and Marian Villanueva from the Philippine General Hospital to hear their stories.
Watch the interview at 9:30 pm on Monday. – Rappler.com
