LIST: Where to register for your free COVID-19 shot

Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, June 14) — Filipino essential workers are now getting their COVID-19 shots alongside other priority groups in Metro Manila and nearby provinces.

Since March, local government units in Metro Manila have been conducting the simultaneous vaccination of the A1, A2, A3, and most recently, the A4 sector. A1 refers to medical frontliners, A2 to senior citizens, A3 covers persons with comorbidities, while A4 refers to essential workers who need to go outside their homes.

Indigent citizens or those in the A5 group may also soon get their shots from the global initiative COVAX facility aside from those in the A1 to A3, as long as there is enough supply, the Health Department said on Monday.

Here are the links to the pre-registration websites for the vaccine drive in NCR Plus 8:

Metro Manila

- Caloocan (updated link)

- Las Piñas (valid email required)

- Makati

- Marikina 

- Malabon

- Mandaluyong

- Manila 

- Muntinlupa

- Navotas

- Parañaque

-  Pasay 

- Pasig (Pasig Pass app)

- Pateros 

- Quezon City

- San Juan

- Taguig (Taguig Trace app)

- Valenzuela

Bulacan

- Angat

- Balagtas

A2

A3

A4

- Baliwag

- Bocaue

- Bulakan

- Bustos

- Calumpit

-Guiguinto

- Hagonoy

- Marilao

- Malolos City

- Meycauayan 

- Obando

- Pandi

- Plaridel 

- Pulilan

- San Ildefonso

- San Rafael 

- San Miguel 

- Sta. Maria

Cavite

- Alfonso

- Bacoor

- Cavite City

- Dasmariñas

- General Trias

- Naic

- Noveleta

- Tagaytay

- Tanza

- Trece Martires

Laguna

- Biñan

- Cabuyao

- Calamba

- Los Baños

- San Pablo

- Santa Rosa

Metro Cebu

- Cebu City

Metro Davao

- Davao City

Pampanga

- Angeles

- San Fernando

Rizal

- Antipolo

- Angono

- Baras

- Binangonan

- Cainta

- Jalajala

- Morong

- Rodriguez

- San Mateo

- Tanay

- Taytay

- Teresa

- Pililla

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