Bacolod COVAC

18/04/2023

25/11/2021

The variant – called B.1.1.529 – has a “very unusual constellation” of mutations, which are concerning because they could help it evade the body’s immune response and make it more transmissible.

READ: https://inq.news/new-variant

18/11/2021

17/11/2021

NOVAVAX OK'D

The Food and Drug Administration announced Wednesday that it has approved the emergency use authorization of Covovax vaccine developed by the US-based biotechnology company Novavax.

13/11/2021

How long will it take for the vaccine to start working?

04/11/2021

Seda Capitol Central Hotel Bacolod turned over its donation of 100 COVID-19 vaccine doses to Bacolod City this morning [Nov 4]. Kim Joseph Guimba, Hotel Manager turned over the donation to COVAC Coordinator Ang, CHO OIC Dr. Edwin Miraflor and Bacolod Cold Chain Facility Manager Paulynne Sustento. Also present are Seda Hotel Director of Sales June Elizabeth Angco, Communications Officer Faith Eulalio and OIC-Asst. Director of Human Resources Keziah Gurvarra.

04/11/2021

Late post. Our Team at CityMall Goldenfield led by team leader Daylin Ligaya (2nd from left), in their costume.

30/10/2021

Digicast Negros

Ginsugdan na subong nga adlaw ang pagbakuna sa mga menor de edad nga may co-morbidities.

20/08/2021

20/08/2021

A new CDC study shows that COVID-19 vaccines continue to strongly protect against hospitalization. Although vaccine effectiveness against mild or moderate infections may lessen over time, strong protection from severe disease and hospitalization continues. Get vaccinated to protect yourself. Read the report: https://bit.ly/3spSVf2.

10/08/2021

Thank you, Kilayko for recognizing the efforts of our vaccination team and volunteers!

Em Ang Marie Malapitan Ŕazie Dëè Honie Popen-Roño Jevi Ortoño Anna Lhynn Esquilla Andales Rondez Rhodora

30/07/2021

CAN PREGNANT WOMEN GET THE COVID-19 VACCINE?

Pregnancy is not a contraindication to getting the COVID-19 vaccine (except for the Gamaleya vaccine, Gamaleya vaccine shall not be administered to the pregnant and breastfeeding populations).

Pregnant women can get the vaccine with precaution, given that there is limited data on pregnant women from clinical studies. If a pregnant woman is part of a group recommended for vaccination, vaccination can be offered. It is advised to get the vaccine after the 1st trimester of pregnancy.

Source: https://doh.gov.ph/node/28465

22/06/2021

Vaccines offer strong protection against COVID-19, but you must take all the recommended doses.

10/06/2021

07/06/2021

. A total of 37,150 doses of COVID-19 vaccines were administered to Bacolod City residents from March 5 to June 4, 2021.