Las Piñas City has ramped up its health infrastructure by opening a 36-bed modular hospital on Monday, June 28, to augment the local government’s capacity in treating COVID-19 patients.
Senator Cynthia A. Villar and daughter Las Pinas Rep. Camille Villar yesterday served as among the hosts in the nationwide vaccination of Filipino seafarers who were hardest hit by the pandemic.
MORE than 135,000 residents in Las Piñas have received vaccines that will give them protection against the coronavirus disease as the city’s vaccination program continues to pick up.
Nag-inspeksyon si Public Works and Highways Secretary Mark Villar sa ginagawang modular hospital para paigtingin ang COVID-19 Program ng Las Piñas City.
Dumalaw sina Las Piñas Congw. Camille Villar at Public Works and Highways Sec. Mark Villar sa The Tent sa Global South, isa sa pinakamalaking COVID-19 vaccination site sa Metro Manila.
More than 135,000 residents in Las Piñas have received vaccines that will give them protection against COVID-19 as the city’s vaccination program continues to pick up.
MANILA, Philippines — Las Piñas started vaccinating essential workers or those belonging to the A4 category on June 8 as part of efforts to make vaccines easily accessible, Deputy Speaker and Las Piñas Rep. Camille Villar said yesterday.
To further ease traffic gridlock in Las Piñas and Bacoor cities, Senator Cynthia Villar together with Congw. Camille Villar led the inauguration of the last stretch of Zapote River Drive-down stream leading to Cavite Expressway (Cavitex), also known as Coastal Road-Bacoor.
Deputy Speaker and Las Piñas City Rep. Camille Villar on Wednesday, June 9 underscored the importance of launching the anti-COVID-19 vaccination for the country’s essential workers.
Vista Mall, in partnership with the Department of Health and its respective local government partners have tied up in the joint mission to hasten the vaccine roll out across the country.