The Department of
Health (DOH) has just announced that medical doctors selling and injecting people
with the “Fabunan antiviral vaccine” may lose the licensed to practice their
medical license and still face other charges.
Government authorities
are readying the appropriate legal actions against the personalities that is
behind the use of the “Fabunan vaccine.”
“We are studying the
case,” Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire said while noting that the
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has long issued a cease and desist order
against the use of the Fabunan vaccine.
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As per the DOH
official, the said Fabunan antiviral vaccine has not applied for a certified
product registration (CPR) from the FDA.
The Health
Undersecretary said FDA has jurisdiction over non-registration of drugs or medicine
while the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) supervises medical
professionals.
A recent video went
viral in social media claiming that the Zambales famous Fabunan vaccine has
been “proven to treat COVID-19 (coronavirus disease 2019).”
Social media posts
claims allegedly sells the Fabunan vaccine costing about P3,000 and being given
to residents of Zambales.
Up until press time
Fabunan remains to be unregistered, DOH said it is illegal to sell, distribute,
promote or advertise its use.
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