The City Health Office of Las Piñas successfully wrapped up a three-day comprehensive flu vaccination campaign, focusing on a range of vulnerable groups including senior citizens, persons with disabilities, healthcare workers, adults with comorbidities, and other frontline workers. The final two days of the drive, held on December 14th and 15th at Robinson’s Las Piñas, marked the culmination of this significant public health initiative.
During the first day of the campaign, on December 11th, over 500 flu shots were administered, showcasing the community's active participation and the drive's effective outreach. The momentum continued over the next two days, with a remarkable total of almost 1,700 vaccinations given, indicating a strong community response and the success of the City Health Office in reaching a wide audience. The choice of Robinson’s Las Piñas as the venue played a crucial role in facilitating easy access for the diverse groups targeted by this campaign.
Dr. Juliana Gonzales, the Officer-in-Charge of the City Health Office, hailed the drive as a major step towards bolstering the community's defenses against seasonal flu, especially among the most susceptible groups. She also emphasized the importance of vaccinations in preventive healthcare. The success of this drive not only highlights the effective planning and execution by the City Health Office but also underscores the community’s active role in embracing public health measures in Las Piñas City.