WATCH: Wilma Doesnt shares funny video before getting her COVID-19 jab in QC
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Model and actress Wilma Doesnt joins calls for people to get their COVID-19 shots as soon as possible.
Although she was afraid to get her COVID-19 vaccine, model-actress Wilma Doesnt ultimately decided to get inoculated to protect herself and the people around her from the dreaded virus.
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On Instagram, Wilma uploaded a funny video of her in a vaccination site in Quezon City, wherein it was obvious that she was a bit squirmish before getting her jab.
Still, she went through the process despite being hesitant and stressed the importance of being inoculated.
She explained on Instagram, “Wala [nang] patumpiktumpik pa! Wag kang choosy hindi na uso un! gawin ang dapat para sa sarili at sa mahal sa buhay! Dedma na sa issue..basta ang alam ko bakuna ko ay may sariling formula!!!
“Sinivac+sindivac=SINOVAC! At maraming salamat sa FDCP para sa mabilis na proseso at syempre maraming salamat sa aking management Artist Circle sa madaliang action! I love it! And special mention The IdeaFirst Company at nagpapicture din ako sa tarp para sure na may effect ang bakuna!”
Based on the Department of Health (DOH) data last July 4, the Philippines has already administered a total of 11,708,029 vaccines.
But only 2,868,905 individuals are fully inoculated.
Several celebrities have already taken the step to get their jab including Yasmien Kurdi, Beauty Gonzalez, and showbiz couple Iya Villania and Drew Arellano.
Meanwhile, other showbiz personalities traveled abroad just to get their shots like Alice Dixson and Comedy Concert Queen Aiai Delas Alas, to name a few.
