Vaccination drive to get rid of corona in India is underway. Currently, all people over the age of 18 are vaccinated in the country. This is why people are having trouble booking vaccines. Getting slots for the COVID-19 vaccination is a happy thing for people at this time. After the COVID-19 vaccination, the government is issuing a vaccination certificate to all, which is being shared by people on social media. Now the government has warned about this.
People’s attention by tweeting
The home ministry posted a Twitter account from a cyber friend. The government tweeted that the Kovid-19 vaccine certificate should not be shared online. The vaccine certificate contains your name and other personal information. This information can be used for counterfeiting. In such a situation, you have to be careful about it.
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Why a cyber friend account is created
Cyber Dost is an official Twitter account. It is a security and cyber security awareness tool created by the Home Ministry of the Government of India.
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Vaccine Certificate When
After each dose, the government issues a certificate containing your personal information. This vaccine certificate may require many things, including international travel in the future. You can download the COVID-19 Vaccination Certificate from the Aroga Setu app or the Covin website.
