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ANCHOR 1: SHERILYN D. TAGHAP

ANCHOR 2: LUZAIRA D. LEGASPI
DATE: October 24, 2021

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Good day Philippines and good day world! I am Sherilyn Taghap

presenting you our hottest news for today.

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For our news for today, 24th day of October 2021, is the Arrival of 4.73
million doses of World Bank - funded vaccine boosts drive against
COVID-19 in the Philippines.

ANCHOR And for the details of the whole matter, here is Luzaira Legaspi,
1 stationed live at the Department of Health Main Office.

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GOOD DAY WORLD, REPORTING LIVE HERE AT DOH MAIN

OFFICE. 

To date, 4.73 million doses of vaccines out of 13 million doses

procured by the country under the Philippine 500 million dollar COVID-
19 Emergency Response Project Additional Financing have arrived in
the country.

World Bank Country Director for Brunei, Malaysia, Philippines and

Thailand, Ndiame Diop said that “The World Bank is pleased to
contribute to the Philippines’ national COVID-19 vaccination effort so
that more Filipinos are protected against Covid-19, can resume normal
lives, and the country can rebuild the economy faster, restore jobs and
incomes, and ensure its resilient recovery,”

This financing builds upon the initial ongoing Philippines COVID-19

 Emergency Response Project approved in April 2020. Aiming to
strengthen the country’s health systems, and overcome the impact of
the pandemic especially on the poor and the most vulnerable.
Implemented by the Department of Health, the project is providing
funding to purchase laboratory equipment and test kits, and
ambulances as well as medical equipment and supplies such as
mechanical ventilators, portable x-ray machines, and infusion pumps. It
has also been used to refurbish isolation rooms and quarantine
facilities. 

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, According to the World

Bank Group, it has deployed over 157 billion dollars to fight the health,
economic, and social impacts of the pandemic, this is the fastest and
largest crisis response in its history. The financing is helping more than
100 countries strengthen pandemic preparedness, protect the poor and
jobs, and jump start a climate-friendly recovery. The Bank is also
supporting over 50 low- and middle-income countries, more than half of
which are in Africa, with the purchase and deployment of COVID-19
vaccines and is making available 20 billion dollars in financing for this
purpose until the end of 2022.

Legaspi, Dalupan live at the Department of Health Main Office,

reporting. Back to you Sherilyn.

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ANCHOR Again, this has been Sherilyn  Taghap

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ANCHOR And this has been Luzaira Legaspi

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ALL Your messengers of the truth, bidding and greeting you a pleasant
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