vaccination: Good news! Citizens between the ages of 18 and 44 do not need to register online for vaccination

New Delhi: The central government has made some changes in the rules regarding vaccination in the vaccination update on corona. According to this, citizens between the ages of 18 to 44 have got cowin registration. Citizens in this age group no longer need an online appointment for vaccinations. According to the new rules, citizens between the ages of 18 and 44 can go to the vaccination centers to register and make an appointment. But this facility will be available only at government vaccination centers.

The Central Government has issued instructions to the states in this regard. Accordingly, it has been asked to provide registration facility only at the vaccination center. Of course, it is up to the states to provide registration facility at the center for vaccination.

Decision to stop wastage of vaccine

The central government had taken a step further by approving vaccination in private and government offices. Vaccine wastage was increasing. The central government has taken this decision on the basis of reports in this regard. Apart from this, the citizens in the rural areas had to face difficulties.

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Approval for vaccination in the workplace

Earlier, the central government took a step further by approving vaccinations in private and government offices on Saturday last week. This will allow employees and their families to be vaccinated in government and private offices. This will enable maximum number of citizens to be vaccinated. For this, companies can buy vaccines directly from manufacturers through hospitals.

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