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After months of planning and preparation, organizers behind “Operation Bakuna,” the vaccination program of Tzu Chi Foundation and the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (FFCCCII) with MedGrocer, Tzu Chi International Medical Association (TIMA), the Department of Health, and other government agencies, held an appreciation and closing ceremony outside the Jing Si Hall Auditorium of the Buddhist Tzu Chi Campus (BTCC) in Sta. Mesa, Manila.

As of July 9, a total of 2,801 private citizens received the first of two Sinovac doses offered in a vaccination rollout organized jointly by the Tzu Chi Foundation, Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (FFCCCII), the Department of Health, MedGrocer, and other government agencies. The program, which began on July 5, runs till July 17 at the Jing Si Auditorium of Buddhist Tzu Chi Campus (BTCC) in Sta. Mesa, Manila.

In support of government’s efforts to protect Filipinos against the potentially fatal COVID-19, Tzu Chi Foundation, in cooperation with the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (FFCCCII), the Department of Health, MedGrocer, and other government agencies, organized a vaccination rollout for private citizens from July 5 to 17 at the Jing Si Auditorium of Buddhist Tzu Chi Campus (BTCC) in Sta. Mesa, Manila.

In the Philippines, a couple with many children scavenge for a living. The couple don't have a cart for collecting, so they must rent one and use it during midnight hours. But now the husband has been diagnosed with tuberculosis, Tzu Chi volunteers brought the family a cart.

Tzu Chi Foundation’s first batch of Computer System Servicing (CSS) and English for Business Process Outsourcing (EBPO) graduates numbering to 32 received their training completion certificates in a simple ceremony on May 15 at the Jing Si Hall, Quezon City.