4K views · 35 reactions | The Philippines on Monday reported the full vaccination of more than 3.5 million persons against COVID-19. | INQUIRER.net | Facebook

A total of 30.4 million Filipinos have so far been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, while 100% of the target adult population in Metro Manila have received their first dose, Malacañang said Thursday. Read more: https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1513455/30-4-million-filipinos-so-far-fully-vaccinated-vs-covid-19-says-palace | INQUIRER.net

The Department of Health (DOH) on Thursday reported 778 additional cases of the COVID-19, driving the Philippines’ total caseload to 33,069. Video by PTV | INQUIRER.net

WATCH: Senate of the Philippines holds earth quake drill on Monday, October 20. | via Noy Morcoso, INQUIRER.net | INQUIRER.net

104K views · 1.4K reactions | WATCH: A closer look of the cargo ship that caught fire while sailing within the seawaters of Talisay City, Cebu on Easter Sunday. Initial reports from PCG-7 showed that at least 1 crew member allegedly died and 3 others sustained injuries. The remaining 16 crew members were rescued : PCG-7 | via Morexette Marie Erram, CDN Digital | INQUIRER.net | Facebook

953K views · 10K reactions | WATCH: Joined by various multi-sectoral groups from Biñan City and other neighboring towns in Laguna, the city-wide “Walk for Leni” has begun right after the mass on Sunday. | via Ves Garcia, INQUIRER.net | INQUIRER.net | Facebook

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In his first-ever speech before the United Nations General Assembly, President Rodrigo Duterte reiterated on Wednesday the Philippines’ willingness to accept refugees, including the Rohingyas from Myanmar. READ: https://globalnation.inquirer.net/191086/duterte-philippines-open-to-refugees | INQUIRER.net