7,500 doses ng bakunang ipinadala sa Bicol ang ibinalik sa DOH dahil sa depektibong temperature device sa imbakan.
Iniimbestigahan na ng ahensya ang pangyayari.
Makakausap ni @iampinkywebb sa #Balitaan si Dr. Rita Mae Ang-Bon ng DOH Bicol, mamayang 12pm.
Iniimbestigahan na ng ahensya ang pangyayari.
Makakausap ni @iampinkywebb sa #Balitaan si Dr. Rita Mae Ang-Bon ng DOH Bicol, mamayang 12pm.
DOH Bicol COVID-19 vaccine program coordinator Dr. Rita Mae Ang-Bon says 7,500 AstraZeneca doses were returned to DOH out of protocol, but they are still usable because they were stored in proper temperature during the transport to Bicol
DOH Bicol official says there was a defect with the temperature monitoring device in the shipment containing the 7,500 AstraZeneca doses.
She says it registered 400 degrees Celsius or beyond boiling point, but when they touched it, vaccines were still cold.
She says it registered 400 degrees Celsius or beyond boiling point, but when they touched it, vaccines were still cold.
When they checked using a different thermometer, it showed that it was transported in temperature of 4 degrees.
AstraZeneca doses are supposed to be stored and transported at normal refrigerated temps of 2 degrees to 8 degrees Celsius.
AstraZeneca doses are supposed to be stored and transported at normal refrigerated temps of 2 degrees to 8 degrees Celsius.
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