NEW DELHI:
COVID-19 Vaccination Phase 2 Registration in Assam: As India gears up for the second phase of the COVID-19 vaccination drive, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said that registration for the same can be availed at
www.cowin.gov.in from 9 AM, March 1, 2021.
Meanwhile, citizens will be able to register online & book an appointment for covid vaccination, anytime and anywhere, using the COWIN 2.0 portal or through other IT applications such as Arogya Setu etc.
This information was shared during the orientation workshop organised by the Union Health Ministry and the National Health Authority (NHA) for the 10,000 private hospitals under Ayushman Bharat PMJAY, more than 600 hospitals empanelled under CGHS and other private hospitals empanelled under State Government s Health Insurance Schemes, on Co-WIN2.0.The modalities of the new features integrated into the CoWIN2.0 digital platform were explained to them. The private empanelled COVID Vaccination Centers (CVCs) w
Registration for next phase of COVID-19 vaccination on Co-WIN 2.0 to begin tomorrow ANI | Updated: Feb 28, 2021 23:31 IST
New Delhi [India], February 28 (ANI): The next phase of the world s largest COVID-19 vaccination drive for the age-appropriate population groups will commence from Monday onwards.
Registration will open at 9:00 am tomorrow and citizens will be able to register and book, and appointment for vaccination, anytime and anywhere, using the COWIN 2.0 portal or through other IT applications such as Arogya Setu etc, according to an official release.
This information was shared during the orientation workshop organised by the Union Health Ministry and the National Health Authority (NHA) for the 10,000 private hospitals under Ayushman Bharat PMJAY, more than 600 hospitals empanelled under CGHS and other private hospitals empanelled under State Government s Health Insurance Schemes, on Co-WIN2.0.
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For Kota-based vegetable vendor and kirana store owner, Mohamad Rafiq, life delivered a nasty punch not once but twice. His first born, a girl by the name of Parveen Nisha, was born with a rare genetic disease called Gaucher’s disease.
In this metabolic disease, the patient is born without an enzyme which is responsible for breakdown of fat. In its absence the fat starts accumulating in the liver and spleen, making them grow in size. The child starts to look like a pregnant woman.
Parveen could be diagnosed only by the time she turned one-and-a-half and she didn’t survive beyond her 5th birthday because her poor parents couldn’t afford the treatment that costs about Rs 1 crore per year and is life-long. Rafiq’s second born, a son, suffers from the same disease. Now, 4, Rafiq’s son benefitted from free treatment provided by a pharma company for about six months. But his future is uncertain. While the Jaipur high court has ordered a local hospital to foot the bill of his
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