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Tingog gives pneumonia, flu vaccines to 200 residents of Makati Southside

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The Tingog party-list group led by Rep. Yedda Marie K. Romualdez, chairperson of the House Committee on the Welfare of Children, on Tuesday administered for free 100 pneumonia vaccines and 100 flu shots to 200 residents of Brgy. Southside in Makati City.

Jude Acidre, Tingog nominee and chief of staff of Rep. Romualdez, attended the event that coincided with the celebration of the 47th Founding Anniversary of Brgy. Southside.

Actress-singer Karla Estrada is also a nominee of Tingog party-list group.

TINGOG-MAKATI JABS. Makati City Councilor Mabel Frias-Vitales, the chairperson of Brgy. Southside and president of the Liga ng mga Barangay in Makati City, thanks Tingog Party-list for administering free 100 pneumococcal polyvalent vaccines 23 (PPV-23) and 100 flu shots to her 200 constituents. Also in the photo are Tingog nominee Jude Avorque Acidre (left) and Brgy. Kagawad Gerlyn Pabilona (left). Not in the photo is Brgy. Treasurer Lily Nacionales.
TINGOG-MAKATI JABS. Makati City Councilor Mabel Frias-Vitales, the chairperson of Brgy. Southside and president of the Liga ng mga Barangay in Makati City, thanks Tingog Party-list for administering free 100 pneumococcal polyvalent vaccines 23 (PPV-23) and 100 flu shots to her 200 constituents. Also in the photo are Tingog nominee Jude Avorque Acidre (left) and Brgy. Kagawad Gerlyn Pabilona (left). Not in the photo is Brgy. Treasurer Lily Nacionales.

Makati City Councilor Mabel Frias-Vitales, the chairperson of Brgy. Southside and president of the Liga ng mga Barangay in Makati City, and her team initiated the event and thanked the Tingog party-list group for its commitment and assistance to keep her constituents healthy.

Acidre, the national president of Junior Chamber International (JCI) Philippines, explained that the vaccination drive in partnership with the Department of Health (DoH) is part of Tingog’s continuing wellness program to fight pneumococcal infection and influenza virus, including the dreaded pneumonia during the coronavirus pandemic.

“Let’s work together in reminding of vaccinations’ importance to control and prevent pneumococcal infection like pneumonia and the contagious respiratory illness,” Acidre said, lamenting that pneumonia prevails especially to the elders despite being preventable by vaccination.

“Let us be proactive in taking care of ourselves, especially elderly in the fight against pneumococcal infection and respiratory illness,” Acidre said.

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