ICTSI ramps up vax rollout at Nayong Pilipino

Vaccination rollout at the Nayong Pilipino Foundation (NPF) is being ramped up with the inauguration of its drive-thru vaccination facility on Tuesday (Aug. 24).

International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) Executive Vice President Christian Gonzalez said in a public briefing on Tuesday that daily appointments at the NPF logs between 4,000 to 5,000, but only 2,500 individuals arrive for the bookings.

ā€œIn terms of capacity, iyong maximum capacity namin sa Nayong Pilipino vaccine center is maximized at 15,000 people per day. Of course, ang importante diyan is bakuna at tao,ā€ Gonzalez said.

Individuals must register at the ParaƱaque local government unit (LGU).

ā€œSa ParaƱaque sila mag-re-register. Of course, ParaƱaque as the host LGU is prioritizing iyong kanilang mga residente but they are also opening it up to non-residents of ParaƱaque. But it’s very important that we follow the DOH [Department of Health] and NTF [National Task Force] protocols which require the LGU to be the one in charge of these registrations,ā€ Gonzalez said.

Gonzalez said there are 50,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses currently allocated to the vaccination site, with an 80% accomplishment rate for this allocation.

The P250-million vaccination site at the NPF in ParaƱaque City was opened to the public on Aug. 12, with a maximum capacity of administering vaccines to 50,000 individuals daily. – CF-rir

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