The Philippines has started administering COVID-19 vaccines for two months now. But many Filipinos still have no idea where to start to get vaccinated.

In Mandaluyong, the Mandaleños are required to register in the MandaVax website first to reserve a slot for a free COVID-19 vaccination. The online form will ask for a person's full name, mobile number, home and office address, email, and civil status. It also requires a registrant to upload an ID photo.

From people who are living in the Greater Manila are, here are the links to the pre-registration websites for the vaccine drive:

Bulacan

Pulilan 

Laguna

Los Baños

Metro Manila

- Caloocan (updated link)

- Las Piñas (valid email required)

- Makati

- Marikina 

- Malabon

- Mandaluyong

- Manila (site temporarily down as of March 29)

- Muntinlupa

- Navotas

- Parañaque

-  Pasay 

- Pasig (Pasig Pass app)

- Pateros 

- Quezon City

- San Juan

- Taguig (Taguig Trace app)

- Valenzuela

Rizal

- Antipolo

- Taytay

According to the Philippine vaccine tracker herdimmunity.ph, the Philippines has fully vaccinated at least 986,929 Filipinos, or 0.90% of the population. That means we are administering an average of 170,069 vaccinations daily.

At this rate, it will take about 2.2 years (Aug 2023) to fully vaccinate 70M Filipinos and achieve herd immunity.

As of May 25, the country has a supply of 8,279,050 vaccine doses, enough to fully vaccinate 3.76% of the population.

If the country wants to achieve herd immunity by December 2021, the government needs to administer 637,063 doses daily, or 3.7 times our current rate.