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00:00We are here at Dr. Alejandro Albert Elementary School here in Sampaloc, Manila

00:05where the kick-off ceremony for the Department of Health's Vaccine School will be held.

00:11The aim of this is to vaccinate the students who have not received the vaccine,

00:16especially during the pandemic and this is the third year.

00:19So of course, in this vaccine, the children will be able to avoid the diseases that they may get

00:25if they do not receive this vaccine.

00:27To clarify what protection this vaccine will give, we will talk to the Secretary of the Department of Health,

00:36Secretary Ted Niroboza. Sir, Secretary, good morning.

00:39Good morning, Susana, and good morning to all the viewers here at GMA.

00:44For the vaccine that the students will receive for the Vaccine School,

00:48which is supported by the Department of Health and the DepEd,

00:51what kind of diseases will be given to protect the children?

00:56There are measles, rubella, or German measles, tetanus, diphtheria, and human papilloma virus.

01:05The last vaccine, HPV, is what prevents cervical cancer in women.

01:11So we will be vaccinating Grade 1, Grade 7, and Grade 4 women.

01:17Secretary, for three years during the pandemic, we did not receive any vaccines

01:22because of course, we were locked in our homes.

01:25Do you monitor if there were significant increases in the number of diseases that we are mentioning?

01:32That's right. Because for three years, we did not receive a vaccination for the school age.

01:37There were many pertussis outbreaks, many measles outbreaks.

01:41In fact, last March, we received measles outbreak response immunization in BARMM.

01:48We vaccinated almost 2 million kids.

01:51Because they had an outbreak, they started going to school.

01:55Because the kids were nine years old, there was no vaccine.

01:59So there were infections that were transmitted to the kids, and there were deaths.

02:03So we received measles response during Ramadan.

02:08But they helped, we were able to vaccinate 1.3 million, 1.2 million children.

02:14But Secretary, how can we encourage and convince parents?

02:20Of course, parents need to have consent to be vaccinated.

02:24So that their worries disappear.

02:26We know that parents have worries, worries.

02:32What message do we want to give to parents?

02:35Susan, there are many fake news on social media, anti-vaxxers,

02:40that their children should not be vaccinated.

02:42That's wrong.

02:44Vaccination is the best public health measure.

02:49In fact, if you have a country and you don't have money,

02:51just pour it into the vaccine.

02:53You will be able to prevent many diseases.

02:55Many children will not die.

02:58So vaccination is very important.

03:00And these vaccines are time-tested.

03:03We are still young, we have already been vaccinated.

03:06I'm sure the mothers there were also vaccinated by their children.

03:09That's why they did not have these diseases.

03:12For example, Secretary, a student has allergic reactions to vaccines.

03:18What should be done?

03:21If the child had an allergic reaction during the vaccination,

03:26what should be done?

03:27Actually, the allergic reactions to these vaccines are very low

03:30because they have been used for a long time.

03:32Maybe a little pain on the injection site,

03:35and sometimes it gets infected.

03:37Actually, it's better if it gets infected.

03:39Because it means that his immune system is triggered.

03:42So the medical team of the Department of Health is here

03:45if there is an allergic reaction.

03:47And it's easy to treat the allergy.

03:49So it's very important to give him an anti-allergy.

03:52And you will immediately know that he has an allergy because of the vaccine.

03:55When will we start vaccinating?

03:58And how long is this program?

04:01This program is two months.

04:03October and November.

04:05And every Friday, our vaccine teams will go to all public schools

04:10to vaccinate Grade 1, Grade 7, and Grade 4 girls.

04:16Thank you, Secretary. Good luck.

04:19And I hope that our parents are listening to the call of the Department of Health

04:26to vaccinate their children.

04:29This is the vaccine school of the Department of Health.

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