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  Mar 17, 2021 05:54:46 PM The government has opened an online portal for members of the public to register themselves to get vaccinated against coronavirus. Head of Fiji's Coronavirus Vaccine Taskforce Dr. Rachel Devi said they will soon be mobilising a team to conduct coronavirus vaccine registrations.  “Self-registration can be easily done if individuals know a little information. This information is your birth registration number, you need a photo ID card,” Devi said. For this, we appreciate it if it’s a voter, TIN, drivers or students card which verifies the individuals.” ...

2021-03-17 11:35:56 GMT2021-03-17 19:35:56(Beijing Time) Xinhua English SUVA, March 17 (Xinhua) -- Fijians above 18-years old have been urged to register for the COVID-19 vaccine following the island nation opened on Wednesday the online self-registration. Dr. Rachel Devi, head of family health from Fiji's Health Ministry, said on Wednesday that the vaccination against the COVID-19 virus is voluntary and the registration is not consenting. Fijians will be required to sign a consent form as per international practice on the day Fijians receive the vaccine. About 8,000 Fijians have regis...

Fiji starts COVID-19 vaccination Fiji As the morning light settled over Nadi Town on 10 March 2021, Fiji’s frontline team, who have been leading efforts to keep COVID-19 contained in the country, waited anxiously for the first distribution of COVID-19 vaccines. Only 3 days prior, Fiji welcomed its highly anticipated first batch of COVID-19 vaccines, supplied through the global COVAX facility – an initiative set up to facilitate the equitable distribution of safe COVID-19 vaccines to all countries, as rapidly as possible. These vaccines play a key role in Fiji’s response to the global p...