For 6th grader Rohanisa Sumagka, getting her family vaccinated means a lot to her.

“My mother and father received the vaccines, and they are now protected, thanks to science,” she said.

“I'm looking forward to see my classmates and favorite teachers at school. We can finally return to school,” she added.

Ministry of Health director general Usman expressed his gratitude to everyone contributing to the vaccine rollout - health workers, teachers, social workers, the uniformed personnel, and civilians.

“Today, on behalf of Chief Minister Ahod Balawag Ebrahim and MOH Min. Bashary Latiph, all BARMM public servants, we wanted to express our gratitude for everything you've done and continue to do," Usman said.

“We'd also like to express our gratitude to UNICEF Philippines for sharing these photos from our ongoing risk communication and community engagement (RCCE) program, which is critical for the survival of every child in Bangsamoro,” he added.

The above mentioned Municipalities are known to be home of our bangsamoro indigenous people. Local Government Unit and other line agencies were seen in full support of this Bayanihan Bakunahan Activity.

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Rainy weather can't hinder the health warrior in rendering services on its day 2 of Bayanihan bakunahan. In Bongao, Province of Tawi-Tawi, there were (3) identified vaccination sites within the island province. These were located at IPHO compound, Notre Dame gym and Bongao gym respectively.

Monitoring team headed by Dr. Annalyn Dimapanat visited also the municipality of Panglima Sugala.During her visitation, the gyms were packed and bangsamoro communities were more than ready to receive their vaccine. This gave a mark to a possitive response of the Bangsamoro people to the massive efforts of the BARMM government to put an end to this pandemic.

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