No recorded deaths

• Booster doses safe for all individuals: CHO

THE CITY Health Office (CHO) has not recorded any deaths of individuals receiving the booster dose against COVID-19 vaccinations, reiterating that the vaccines are safe for every eligible person.

Acting City Health fully immunized DavaoeOfficer Dr. Ashley Lopez, ños and no mortality has said the city has already adbeen recorded. ministered the first booster As of April 22, 2022, to around 18 percent of the the city administered the first booster dose to 244,800 individuals, or 18.74 percent of the 1,306,446 fully immunized Dabawenyos.

This is higher compared to the data on April 12, which recorded 240,672 individuals given the booster dose, or 18.48 percent of the fully immunized individuals.

The anti-COVID booster shot is an added layer of protection against the severity of existing and new variants.

City COVID-19 Task Force Spokesperson Dr. Michelle Schlosser previously said that like other vaccines with boosters against diseases the COVID-19 vaccine also needs one for peace of mind even when there are new variants of the virus.

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BING GONZALES PERSONNEL from the Davao City Police Office cast their vote in the local absentee voting ahead of the national and local election on May 9 at Camp Domingo Leonor compound on Thursday, April 28. DCPO will deploy 80% of personnel to perform election duties which include securing the 263 polling centers.