Gov. Ralph DLG Torres said his administration is planning to start this week its community outreach on the COVID-19 vaccine in a bid to educate the community about the subject. <\/p>\n
Speaking at a radio news briefing last Friday, Torres said they\u2019ve met with COVID-19 Task Force chief executive officer Warren Villagomez and governor\u2019s authorized representative Patrick Guerrero on how they make sure that they have the means to roll out the vaccines in the CNMI. The governor said they talked about the pros and cons about making sure that the community understands why they should all be vaccinated and to address any concerns. <\/p>\n
\u201cWe\u2019re [going to] be working on that, in the very, very near future, meaning, hopefully, by next week, we can start educating our community,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Torres said this pandemic has affected everybody and the surest way to return to a degree of normalcy is by making sure that everyone is vaccinated. \u201cWe always hear that\u2026our new norm will stay unless we have a vaccine to go back to our old norm,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
With this opportunity, he is hoping that the community, businesses, and media partners will publicize the importance of having this vaccine across the community because it would be safer for all.<\/p>\n
Torres said this is another avenue for the CNMI to look into the travel bubble from those in the tourism market and he hopes this will start the return of the tourism industry in the CNMI because it\u2019s the Commonwealth\u2019s only source of revenue.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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