The help continues to come in, which are all most
welcome in our race and fight against this pandemic.
The country’s only
military ally the United States of America (USA) has just provided the country
with a total of 3,240,850 one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccines to the
Philippines as part of its worldwide effort to help end COVID-19. This is
the first time the Philippines has received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine,
a safe, trusted, and easy to store shot widely used in the United States.
The
vaccines was provided directly to the Philippines by the U.S. government, with
delivery via the COVID-19 Vaccines Global Access (COVAX) facility, a global
initiative to support equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines.
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| (photo credit to US Embassy) |
U.S.
Embassy in the Philippines Chargé d’Affaires John Law and Acting USAID Mission
Director Sean Callahan joined Secretary of Foreign Affairs Teodoro Locsin Jr.,
Secretary of Health Francisco Duque III, IATF Chief Implementer Secretary
Carlito Galvez, Secretary of the National Economic and Development Authority
Karl Chua, and other stakeholders at Ninoy Aquino International Airport to
welcome the arrival of the Johnson & Johnson vaccines on July 16 and
17.
“This
U.S. donation of vaccines from our domestic supply to the Philippines, our
oldest treaty ally in Asia, demonstrates our close and abiding relationship,
and how important this partnership is to us. This one-shot, easy to store
vaccine will protect millions of lives across the country,” said Chargé
d’Affaires Law.
The
Philippines has previously received more than 7 million vaccine doses through
the COVAX Advance Market Commitment (AMC), a global initiative run by Gavi, the
Vaccine Alliance to support equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines. The
United States is the largest monetary contributor to Gavi, having already
donated over Php100 billion ($2 billion) to the Alliance.
US
has worked closely with Philippine stakeholders throughout the pandemic to
protect public health and support the local response to COVID-19. To
date, total U.S. government COVID-19 assistance to the Philippines amounts to
over Php1.38 billion ($27.5 million).
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Negosyo ang solusyon sa kahirapan.
Nasa middle class kung ganito daw
kita mo monthly sabi ng NEDA:
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If Pamilyado ka na with kids, tapos
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