States and territories must pre-register COVID-19 Vaccination Centers (CVCs) on the Co-WIN2.0 portal before registration is open to persons over 60 years of age and those aged 45 and over with co-infections to make the list of CVCs available to citizens, the Union Ministry of Health said. Registration starts from March 1 at 9 am. The eligible bulls can choose the venue they choose and place an order based on the available slots.
According to a guidance note on Co-WIN2.0 issued by the Ministry of Health, states and UTn determine the target number of doses to be given in a vaccine cycle, based on available vaccine doses already available and additional doses are likely to be available in its vaccine cycle. In the case of vaccine slots, these can be classified as transfer slots and open slots.
Transfer slots are those for which individual states and the UT government transfer beneficiaries for on-site registration, appointment, verification and vaccination (all on-site on the same day). Beneficiaries will not need to pre-register through an online interface for this. A portion of these slots will be decided by the state and the UT government respectively. Open slots will be open for online careers by ordinary citizens. The number of Open Slots for a session will be calculated by subtracting the number of reserved slots from the CVC session capacity, the guidance document said. “It is proposed, firstly, that one COVID-19 Vaccination Center (CVC) may be fully retained or have the full potential open for online self-employment, through and avoid the difficulties in on – site corporate queue management at the CVC, “the document said.
If it is thus decided that both the slots will be reserved and open at CVC, session times for open slots can be carefully selected to avoid the transfer of beneficiaries between entrants. through online ordering and the transfer ones for transfer slots, he said.
The times for on-site registrations in such a case should also be carefully published. Since, when a beneficiary receives the vaccine with the first dose, COWIN automatically confirms the beneficiary’s employment for the 2nd dose at the same vaccine center, the target number of determine doses by carefully considering the available stocks and the requirement of vaccine stock. for 2nd dose vaccines for those who have already been vaccinated.
Citizens will be able to register at www.cowin.gov.in and place an order for vaccinations using the portal or through other IT applications such as Arogya Setu. They will be able to register at the Co-WIN portal through their mobile number, the ministry said while also releasing a user manual to arrest citizens to order a vaccination. record and record. OTP authentication will be done before registration to ensure the authenticity of the mobile number and after registration, a Co-WIN account will be created for the person.
The person can access their account (login) on Co-WIN using the mobile number used at the time of registration. Features for adding beneficiaries, editing their details and for ordering (s) will be available in the citizen’s account, the document said.