The second phase of the Corona Virus Vaccination will begin nationwide today. Along with this, health and frontline workers, from now on, the elderly over the age of 60 and those over the age of 45 suffer from any serious illness. The Central and State Governments are fully equipped to provide a second vaccine.
The central government has made it clear that the full cost of vaccination at the Kovid vaccination center will be borne by the government and the vaccine will be provided free of charge. On the other hand, it is now being vaccinated in private hospitals. In such a situation, the vaccination rate at the Kovid vaccine center in private hospitals is Rs. People have both options available and can get the vaccine at their convenience.
Registration begins at 9am Monday morning on the Co-Win 2.0 portal, which is being used for vaccination. Citizens are able to register and book vaccines at any time and anywhere, using the Co-Win 2.0 portal or through other IT applications such as HealthTech.
There is only one live appointment
The Ministry of Health states that the beneficiary can have a single live appointment for each dose. Appointments to any Kovid vaccination center for any date will be closed at 3pm on the day the slots are opened. If the beneficiaries cancel the appointment for the first dose, the appointment will be canceled, the ministry said.
Take one of these identification cards with you
The government has released a list of O 12 identity cards to be added to the second phase of vaccination. These include Aadhaar Card, Driving License, Health Insurance Smart Card, MGNREGA Job Card, Voter Identity Card, Public Identity Card, Bank / Post Office Passbook, Passport, Pension Document, Government Employee Service Identity Card and National Population Register (NPR) Includes a smart card provided that the vaccinated person has to hold any of these identification cards at the vaccine center. Only after that does the process continue.
Vaccines can be given for these major diseases
– Hospitalized due to heart failure in last 1 year.
– Heart transplant or left ventricular assist device (LVAD).
– Significant left ventricular systolic dysfunction (LVEF less than 40 percent).
– Moderate and severe valvular heart disease.
– Congenital heart disease with PAH or idiopathic PAH.
– Previously treated with CABG or PTCA or MI and hypertension or diabetes, complain of coronary artery disease.
– Treatment of angina and hypertension or diabetes.
– Treatment for diabetes (more than 10 years) and hypertension.
– In the last two years, hospitalization has been required for acute respiratory illness.
In addition, there are many other diseases that can cause the person involved in the vaccination.
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