'Hindi ko naman inaamin': Lacson plays coy on taking COVID-19 vaccine | ABS-CBN
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'Hindi ko naman inaamin': Lacson plays coy on taking COVID-19 vaccine
'Hindi ko naman inaamin': Lacson plays coy on taking COVID-19 vaccine
ABS-CBN News
Published Nov 24, 2020 10:25 AM PHT
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Updated Nov 24, 2020 10:32 AM PHT

MANILA - Sen. Panfilo Lacson on Tuesday continued to play coy about whether or not he availed of a COVID-19 vaccine before Philippine Health officials approved any brand of immunization against the global pandemic.
MANILA - Sen. Panfilo Lacson on Tuesday continued to play coy about whether or not he availed of a COVID-19 vaccine before Philippine Health officials approved any brand of immunization against the global pandemic.
Lacson laughed when asked to categorically answer if he was part of clinical trials for COVID-19 vaccines or if he availed of the drug on a personal capacity.
Lacson laughed when asked to categorically answer if he was part of clinical trials for COVID-19 vaccines or if he availed of the drug on a personal capacity.
"Tawa na lang isasagot ko diyan... kung totoo nga. E hindi ko naman inaamin," he said, laughing.
"Tawa na lang isasagot ko diyan... kung totoo nga. E hindi ko naman inaamin," he said, laughing.
(I'll just laugh at that question... assuming it is true. But I never admitted anything.)
(I'll just laugh at that question... assuming it is true. But I never admitted anything.)
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It was Senate President Vicente Sotto III who first said that Lacson and House Majority Leader Martin Romualdez availed of the COVID-19 vaccine earlier this year.
It was Senate President Vicente Sotto III who first said that Lacson and House Majority Leader Martin Romualdez availed of the COVID-19 vaccine earlier this year.
Lacson, in several interviews, refused to confirm nor deny the allegation, while Romualdez has yet to issue a statement.
Lacson, in several interviews, refused to confirm nor deny the allegation, while Romualdez has yet to issue a statement.
The Department of Health earlier warned the public to be careful in availing vaccines against COVID-19 as the Food and Drug Administration has yet to approve any drug against the highly contagious virus.
The Department of Health earlier warned the public to be careful in availing vaccines against COVID-19 as the Food and Drug Administration has yet to approve any drug against the highly contagious virus.
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