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The Centre on Monday has allowed on-site, or walk-in, registration of &ldquo;a few beneficiaries" in the 18-44 age group at government-run Covid vaccination facilities to &ldquo;minimise vaccine wastage". The step would help use &lsquo;some dose left unutilised in case online appointee beneficiaries do not turn up on day of vaccination&rsquo;, the government said. The government statement also read that &lsquo;this feature will be used only upon the decision of the respective State/UT Government to do so&rsquo;. The Health Ministry has further advised states and UTs to exercise caution while opening up on-site registration to avoid overcrowding at vaccination centres.

On-site registration for Covid vaccine allowed for 18-44 age group at govt vaccination centres

Onsite registration for Covid vaccine allowed at govt vaccination centres

Nod for on-site registration for Covid&nbsp;vaccine for 18+ at govt centres
Step to 'minimise wastage' if some beneficiaries don't turn up
Govt:&nbsp;feature will be used only upon the decision of&nbsp; State/UTs
States &amp; UTs&nbsp;asked to exercise caution, avoid over-crowding
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The Centre on Monday has allowed on-site, or walk-in, registration of &ldquo;a few beneficiaries" in the 18-44 age group at government-run Covid vaccination facilities to &ldquo;minimise vaccine wastage". The step would help use &lsquo;some dose left unutilised in case online appointee beneficiaries do not turn up on day of vaccination&rsquo;, the government said. The government statement also read that &lsquo;this feature will be used only upon the decision of the respective State/UT to do so&rsquo;. The Health Ministry has further advised states and UTs to exercise caution while opening up on-site registration to avoid overcrowding at vaccination centres.

As Delhi&rsquo;s vaccination drive for the 18-44 age group came to a halt on Saturday, Chief Minister&nbsp;Arvind Kejriwal&nbsp;gave&nbsp;suggestions to centre to ramp to vaccination.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Giving the four suggestions to the central government, Arvind Kejriwal said: "All vaccine makers in India, within 24 hours, should be ordered to manufacture Bharat Biotech's Covaxin to ramp up stocks."
Further he said, the centre should speak to international vaccine manufacturers, buy from them and distribute to states.
Some countries "have stocked more vaccines than they need and the centre should request these nations to give the excess to India," the Chief Minister added.
International vaccine manufacturers should be given permission to manufacture in India, he underlined as his final suggestion.

Delhi CM Kerjriwal gives four suggestions to Modi govt for Covid vaccination ramp up

As Delhi&rsquo;s vaccination drive for the 18-44 age group came to a halt on Saturday, Chief Minister&nbsp;Arvind Kejriwal&nbsp;gave&nbsp;suggestions to centre to ramp to vaccination.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Giving the four suggestions to the central government, Arvind Kejriwal said: "All vaccine makers in India, within 24 hours, should be ordered to manufacture Bharat Biotech's Covaxin to ramp up stocks."
Further he said, the centre should speak to international vaccine manufacturers, buy from them and distribute to states.
Some countries "have stocked more vaccines than they need and the centre should request these nations to give the excess to India," the Chief Minister added.
International vaccine manufacturers should be given permission to manufacture in India, he underlined as his final suggestion.

Delhi CM Kerjriwal gives four suggestions to Modi govt for vaccination ramp up

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As Delhi&rsquo;s vaccination drive for the 18-44 age group came to a halt on Saturday, Chief Minister&nbsp;Arvind Kejriwal&nbsp;gave&nbsp;suggestions to centre to ramp up the vaccination.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Giving the four suggestions to the central government, Arvind Kejriwal said: "All vaccine makers in India, within 24 hours, should be ordered to manufacture Bharat Biotech's Covaxin to ramp up stocks."
Further he said, the centre should speak to international vaccine manufacturers, buy from them and distribute to states.
Some countries "have stocked more vaccines than they need and the centre should request these nations to give the excess to India," the Chief Minister added.
International vaccine manufacturers should be given permission to manufacture in India, he underlined as his final suggestion.

A&nbsp;Romanian castle&nbsp;said to be the home of Dracula is offering free&nbsp;Covid-19 jabs&nbsp;to visitors as part of a vaccination drive.&nbsp;
A Covid-19 vaccination center has been set up on the periphery of Romania's Bran Castle, which is purported to be the inspiration behind Dracula&rsquo;s home in Bram Stoker&rsquo;s 19th-century gothic novel &ldquo;Dracula.&rdquo;
Every weekend through May &ldquo;vaccination marathons&rdquo; will be held just outside the storied 14th-century hilltop castle, where no appointment is needed, in an attempt to encourage people to protect themselves against Covid-19.

Dracula's castle in Romania offers free Covid-19 vaccinations

Visitors to Dracula's castle to&nbsp;get free&nbsp;Covid-19 jabs
Romanian castle is said to be the home of Dracula
Officials: attempt to encourage people to take jabs&nbsp;

A&nbsp;Romanian castle&nbsp;said to be the home of Dracula is offering free&nbsp;Covid-19 jabs&nbsp;to visitors as part of a vaccination drive.&nbsp;
The Covid-19 vaccination center on the periphery of Romania's Bran Castle, purported to be the inspiration behind Dracula&rsquo;s home in Bram Stoker&rsquo;s 19th-century gothic novel 'Dracula'.
Every weekend through May 'vaccination marathons' will be held just outside the storied 14th-century hilltop castle, where no appointment is needed, in an attempt to encourage people to protect themselves against Covid-19.

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