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Next round of Covid-19 vaccination from Monday: Who is eligible and how to register

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EligibilityIn the second phase, people above 60 years of age and those over 45 with comorbidities will be inoculated against the Covid-19.Cost of Covid-19 shotsThe vaccination will take place at around 10,000 government facilities which will be free of cost.

However, at private hospitals, beneficiaries will have to pay for vaccination.The Centre has estimated that this priority group is approximately around 27 crores.Also Read | The limits to India’s privatization pushHow to register for 2nd phase vaccinationFor the next phase of vaccination, which will kickstart from Monday, there will be booked as well as open slots.

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