Villanueva likewise said local health officials should be trusted to make the “snap adjustments” for as long as these comply with the vaccination priority list that gives no room for “line jumpers.”
“Nariyan po ang ating mga seniors, lalo na po yung ating mga essential workers sa ganung age group,” he added. Dr. Mary Jean Loreche, the DOH regional spokesperson, said the unused vaccines can be redistributed to other subgroups on the priority list, such as senior citizens and other frontliners in the region.
Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)
NAMercadoINQ Vaccines are not like an ordinary pharma drug that you can just pull out when needed. Remember, these vaccines are temperature-sensitive that will diminish their stability. Ours is a tropical country, lest you forget.
NAMercadoINQ senatorjoelv agree with you, but they should follow the guidelines. There is a classification on who should be vaccinated next after the health care workers. Clearly, the vaccine roll out was not planned well if wr see people skipping the line