Iloilo province buys rabies vaccines worth P4M

Posted by watchmen
December 1, 2020
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The Iloilo provincial government through the Provincial Veterinary Office (PVO) purchased P4 million worth of canine rabies vaccines.

Provincial veterinarian, Dr. Daryl Tabuada (4th from left), and his staff present to Gov. Arthur Defensor, Jr. (5th from left) and board members Matt Palabrica, Rolly Distura, June Mondejar, Darl Tupas, and Jason Gonzales (4th to 1st from right) the canine rabies vaccines which were procured under the supplemental budget of P4 million. (Balita Halin sa Kapitolyo Facebook page photo)

PVO officer-in-charge, Dr. Daryl Tabuada, said the rabies vaccines procured under the supplemental budget of P4 million is equivalent to 10,000 vials.

The vials, which will be allocated to the province’s 42 municipalities and one component city, could vaccinate a total of 100,000 dogs. The vaccination will start January until May, 2021.

Tabuada said barangays that have canine and human positive cases and those in high risk areas such as the poblacion and other highly populated areas will be prioritized.

Iloilo Governor Arthur Defensor, Jr. had allotted funds for the canine rabies vaccination program as part of his thrust to make Iloilo province rabies-free by 2030./WDJ

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