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Kaya nating manalo!

Ito ang binigyang diin ni Senador Ping Lacson sa kanyang papuri sa local government units (LGUs) para sa kanilang mga inisyatibo na mabigyan ng bakuna ang kanilang mga residente.

Sa kanyang Twitter account, ibinahagi ni Lacson ang ginawa ng Awuyon Community Municipal Hospital sa Baganga, Davao Oriental, na magsasagawa ng 24-hour vaccination mula Nov. 29 hanggang Dec. 1.

Related: We Can Win This! Lacson Lauds LGUs Offering 24/7 Vaccination for Covid Vaccination Days
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We can win this!

Sen. Panfilo “Ping” M. Lacson stressed this as he lauded local government units (LGUs) for going the extra mile to offer Covid vaccination for their residents.

On his Twitter account, Lacson cited the Awuyon Community Municipal Hospital in Baganga, Davao Oriental, which offered 24-hour vaccination from Nov. 29 to Dec. 1.

Related: Kaya Nating Manalo! Ping, Nag-abot ng Papuri sa LGUs na May 24/7 Vaccination Drive
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Late is never too late as long as it is for the greater good of the Filipino people.

A three-day national vaccination drive is a welcome development, para tuluyan na nating maabot ang herd immunity at sana lagpas pa roon.

Ang pagbubukas ng ekonomiya ang pinakamimithi ng sambayanang Pilipino para makaahon na tayo sa pagkakalugmok ng ating bansa – sa hirap, gutom, kawalan ng trabaho at negosyo at pagkabaon sa utang.

While the government may have made mistakes early on in dealing with the pandemic, what is important is that it makes up and makes good while it is not too late.

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While we agree that all Filipinos should get the jab done, is withholding much-needed aid for poor families the best way for government to get its job done?

Even from a health and medical perspective, not all of our citizens can be vaccinated, so it stands to reason that a socio-economic safety net should also be approached in the same manner.

Thus it might be more prudent for the Department of Interior and Local Government and the relevant authorities concerned to consider an incentivized approach to vaccination, rather than a blanket “no vaccine, no aid” policy.

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