Las Piñas launches ‘Vax-Baby-Vax’ drive
The Las Piñas City Health Office recently launched its house-to-house immunization drive for children aged 0 to 23 months old as part of the "Vax-Baby-Vax" routine catch-up immunization program.
Daily TribuneThe Las Piñas City Health Office recently launched its house-to-house immunization drive for children aged 0 to 23 months old as part of the "Vax-Baby-Vax" routine catch-up immunization program.
The CHO team was tasked by Mayor Imelda Aguilar to go around the 16 barangays in the city to administer vaccines to children aged 0 to 23 months old and provide them with vitamins.
Aguilar said the "Vax-Baby-Vax" routine catch-up immunization program started on 7 November and will last until 18 November.
The mayor said the house-to-house immunization program was made to ensure that all infants will be given vaccination against measles, Hepatitis B and other illnesses.
Aguilar said the immunization program of infants is part of her administration's 5K program or the "Kaayusan, Kalusugan, Kabuhayan, Kaalaman at Kinabuksan."