Coronavirus: Duterte urges public to get vaccinated after Philippines misses targets; Vietnam resumes flights – Asia – South China Morning Post
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte appealed to the public on Wednesday to get vaccinated against Covid-19, after data showed the government was far behind its immunisation targets as it battles one of Asia’s worst and longest-running outbreaks.“I invite all our countrymen to be vaccinated at the earliest possible opportunity because this is the most, if not the only way, effective way, to defeat the Covid-19 pandemic,” Duterte said in a televised address.“Let us all keep in mind that the…Read More
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