British Chamber backs 'bakuna bubbles', greater access to vaccines

Health workers administer COVID-19 vaccines to residents while others wait their turn inside the Valenzuela City Astrodome Mega Vaccination Hub on Aug. 10, 2021 as the local government starts their night-shift inoculation to accommodate individuals who has no time to visit during daytime due to work schedules. The STAR/Miguel de Guzman

MANILA, Philippines — The British Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines backs the proposal to put up 'bakuna bubbles' to let more businesses open while vaccination against COVID-19 continues.

Speaking on ANC's "Market Edge", BCCP executive director Chris Nelson said the business group supports getting more people vaccinated and letting more businesses operate because "every time you open up a business, that leads to more jobs."

Nelson did not touch on the part of the proposal to limit unvaccinated people to just work and home, saying only that there should be "positive discrimination" for people already vaccinated against COVID-19.

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