Many Vaccine Covid-19 vaccination centers in Manila, the Philippines, are overloaded by people to vaccination before the two-week blockade will take effect.

The Philippines today recorded a record of 10,623 new cases, bringing the total number of nationwide NCOV cases to 1,638,345, of which 28,673 people died.

Thousands of Filipinos have poured to immunization centers in the capital Manila to vaccinate Vaccine Covid-19 before the blockade order came into effect on the evening of August 6, making these locations overloaded and many people had to queue

People queue waiting for vaccines outside the commercial center in Manila, Philippines, on August 5.

Blockade orders will be applied in the capital of Manila including 16 cities with 13 million people, Laguna province and Iloilo cities and Cagayan de Oro.

The reason for many people to rush to inject before the blockade order is believed to be part by the confusion messages of the official.

The Philippine National Police spokesman today also affirmed that this force does not receive the direction to arrest those who have not yielded vaccines outside the street.

Cambodia announced that more than 7.8 million people were injected at least one dose of Vaccine Covid-19 since the vaccination campaign began on February 10, approaching the vaccination target for 80% of the country's population.

Most people are vaccinated with Vaccine Sinopharm, Sinovac and Astrazeneca, while about 85,000 people are vaccinated with a dose of Johnson & Johnson.

After controlling the Covid-19 successfully last year, the outbreak since February made the number of cases in Cambodia increasing, currently reaching nearly 81,000, of which more than 1,500 cases died.

Cambodia on July 29 imposed new limited measures with 8 border-bordered provinces with Thailand, the country struggling the pandemic obstacles caused by the Delta transformation.

Thailand recorded a record of 21,379 new cases and 191 people died, bringing the total number of cases and deaths to 714,684 and 5,854.

Thailand is struggling to restrain the latest Covid-19 outbreak due to Delta transformation.

The President of Thonburi Healthcare Group (THG) Boon Vanasin said the importer of 20 million doses of PFIZER's vaccine was unlikely to happen, despite he once claimed to reach an agreement with the manufacturer.

Pfizer spokesman last month said the company only dialogues with the Ministry of Health and the Thai epidemic control agency, while Biontech Uncle information is negotiating with THG.

Thailand's wide-ranging vaccination program launched in June, largely dependent on China's Sinovac vaccine and Astrazeneca vaccine was produced by Siam BioScience's ownership of Thailand's ownership.