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How to Register for COVID-19 Vaccine Online? Know About it all!

Detailed Guidelines and Process for Online Self-registration on Co-WIN platform

You can now register yourself for the COVID-19 Vaccination on the Co-WIN platform as well as the Aarogya Setu app. Here are some things you need to know to self-register yourself to get vaccinated. You can register on the Co-WIN website using both PC and mobile.

Things to remember:

The vaccination process is now allowed open for people of Udaipur who are above 18 years of age. You are required to print the online copy and carry it with you to the vaccination centre.

If you have an online copy, you are not obliged to queue for the registration again.

Photo ID proof is required for e-registration (Aadhaar Card, Driving License, Passport, Pan Card, or Pension handbook).

Your vaccine appointment through online registration can be booked on the same day, between 9 am to 4 pm, or scheduled for the next day, post 9 pm.

Detailed Step by Step Process for e-registration on Co-WIN app

Log on to the CoWin platform (www.cowin.gov.in)

An OTP will be sent to the entered mobile number. Enter the OTP and click on the ‘verify’ button.

After verifying your mobile number, you will be redirected to the following page.

Select the photo ID proof.

Fill in your name, gender, year of birth as given in the selected photo ID proof.

After registering for the applicant(s), an appointment can be scheduled for the COVID-19 Vaccination (you can even log in later with the same number to edit your appointment).

To schedule an online appointment for the COVID-19 Vaccine, enter the state, city, and PINCODE. After filling the same, you will be presented with a list of COVID-19 Vaccine centres in your area.

Select the centre of your convenience and choose the time (forenoon or afternoon) for the same day or even next week.

On successful registration, you will receive a notification or a message for confirmation and details.

A copy of the online registration will be presented once the scheduling is done. Print that copy and carry it with you to the vaccination centre.

When you reach the vaccination centre (as chosen), please do mention that you have self-registered online, as you won’t have to queue up for the registration again at the centre.

Once you have booked an appointment, it can be rescheduled before the booked day.

For rescheduling, re-login using the same mobile number and latest OTP and go to the “Citizen Registration” page to edit your appointment date again.

The booking for another dose will be made automatically after the first dose of COVID-19 Vaccine is given.

You can also Register for the COVID-19 vaccination process Through Arogya Setu App

Steps to register for Covid vaccine through Arogya Setu App:

Go to the ‘CoWIN’ tab on the Aarogya Setu app’s homepage.
Vaccine Details, Vaccination, Vaccination Certificate, and Vaccination Dashboard are the four choices available under the Cowin icon.
Select the “Register Now” option under the “Vaccination” tab.

Click “proceed to check” after entering your telephone number.

Select “proceed to check” after entering the OTP.

Once you’ve verified your phone number, you’ll need to upload a photo ID card.

Other details, such as your age, gender, and birth year, must be filled in as well.

You can add up to four beneficiaries on the Arogya Setu App as well.

You can search for vaccine clinics by state, city, block, or pin code. The date, as well as the availability, will be seen. Choose “book” from the drop-down menu.
You will get an SMS with the appointment information after you have successfully enrolled.

The above were the guidelines issued by the government for those who are self-registering online with the help of the Co-WIN platform. If you have any queries related to the COVID-19 Vaccination process, please visit our detailed blog for more information and questions.

We wish you good health and safety in these challenging and uncertain times!

Last updated on May 5, 2021

All you need to know about COVID-19 Vaccination Process in Udaipur!

Udaipur received COVID-19 vaccines along with the necessary guidelines to start the procedure on January 13. The city along with the entire nation has launched one of the biggest vaccination programs on Saturday, 16 January 2021.

I ceremony of Covid Vaccination process in Udaipurnaugural — Inaugural ceremony of COVID Vaccination process in Udaipur

Udaipur CMHO Dinesh Kharadi recipient of first Covid Vaccine in Udaipur — Udaipur CMHO Dinesh Kharadi is the recipient of the first COVID Vaccine in Udaipur

Supply of vaccines in Udaipur — Receiving of corona vaccine in Udaipur

Supply of vaccines in Udaipur - covishield — Covishield vaccine supplied in Udaipur

In this drive, the first to get the vaccine will be the health workers and other frontline workers, followed by about people above 50 years of age and those who are considered high-risk. The city administration along with the health department has rolled out a micro plan to organize the drive.

The Four-tier Vaccination Drive in Udaipur

Sanitization – Registration – Vaccination – Observation

First Phase – 33,000 health workers will be vaccinated.
Second Phase – Police, teachers, municipal workers, administration and people in contact with the common folks will be vaccinated.
Third Phase – People above 50 years and the ones suffering from severe diseases will be vaccinated.
Fourth Phase – The common people of Udaipur will be vaccinated in the last phase.

COVID-19 Dry Run in Udaipur

A dry run of the process was conducted at 3 different locations in the city – GBH AIIMS Bedwas, District Hospital Chandpole and CHC Nai. It was a dummy vaccination drive aimed at testing the delivery system and other logistics for the vaccination process.

In what will be the biggest inoculation drive in the country, the city is gearing up to begin vaccinating its population against the novel coronavirus.

Who will get the vaccine first?
How does one register for it?
What is the process?

We answer all your questions!

Who will get the vaccine first?

Phase-1: The public and private healthcare workers – doctors, nurses, medical officers, paramedics and other support staff including medical students – will first get the vaccination. Health workers from Ayurveda and Homeopathy will also be covered in this.
Phase-2: The frontline and municipal workers – police department, armed forces, civil defence and prison staff, disaster management department, home guard, municipal worker and revenue service personnel who are engaged in COVID-19 containment activities will be the next in line.
Phase-3: People above 50 years of age – This category is further subdivided into those between 50 and 60 years of age and those above 60 years.
Phase-4: After the above three categories are done, the remaining population will be inoculated in a staggered manner.

How to register for the vaccination?

For senior citizens, the latest electoral roll for Lok Sabha and Assembly elections will be used to identify them.

Others will have to self-register themselves on the CoWIN app in the later phase. A government photo identity or Adhaar card will be required for registration and identification.

After registration, a date, time and venue will be allocated for vaccination. On-the-spot registration will not be allowed.

Also, it is mandatory to carry both photo and registration ID at the vaccination centre.

What is the process of coronavirus vaccination?

Once an individual has registered on the CoWIN app, he will receive the date, time and venue for vaccination where they will assemble on the appointed day.

After the vaccine is administered, he will be kept in the observation room for 30 minutes to check for any adverse reactions. A 5 member vaccination team will overlook the process.

A person has to take two doses of the vaccine in a span of 28 days to complete the vaccination process. The protective levels of antibodies take around 15 days to develop after the second dose.

Is it mandatory to take the coronavirus vaccine?

Vaccination for COVID-19 is voluntary. However, it is advisable to receive the complete schedule of COVID-19 vaccine for protecting oneself against this disease and also to limit the spread of this disease to the close contacts including family members, friends, relatives and co-workers.

What are the side-effects of the corona vaccine?

Not only COVID, but any vaccination occasionally results in minor side effects such as body pain, mild fever, etc. Some may get mild fever and pain where they’ve been injected.

In the case of Covishield, other mild side-effects could include headache, fatigue, deep muscle pain, malaise, fever, chills and joint pain and nausea.

Mild side-effects of Covaxin include pain and swelling where injected, headache, fatigue, fever, body ache, abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, dizziness-giddiness, tremor, sweating, cold and cough.

Do those who have recovered from COVID-19 need the vaccine?

Even if you’ve had COVID-19, getting the vaccine may help prevent reinfection and lower your risk of getting sick again. Since there have been examples of reinfection, a vaccine is a must for all. You should get the vaccine since it will help you develop resistance against the deadly virus.

Is it safe for cancer, diabetic or BP patients to take COVID-19 vaccine?

According to the Health Ministry, people suffering from one or more of these comorbid conditions including diabetes, high or low blood pressure or cancer etc. are considered a high-risk category. These people are advised to get COVID-19 vaccination.

Udaipur Coronavirus Vaccination at a Glance

A total of 100500 doses of vaccines have been received for the division’s health workers.
193 sites have been identified in the district for vaccination, out of which 139 are state and 54 private sites.
1200 health workers will be vaccinated at 12 vaccination centres in the district on the first day.
32913 health workers have registered themselves on the CoWIN app for vaccines.
The Medical and Health Department are prepared to vaccinate about 20,000 people daily.
After health workers, 3300 police officers, 20,000 teachers, 2300 municipal corporation workers and 30,000 frontline warriors will be vaccinated in the next 4 days, in the second phase.
After 20 days, the third phase will begin by the first week of February provided the supply.
319 cold chains established for COVID-19 Vaccine storage in Udaipur Division.
The vaccine will be supplied from Udaipur in Rajsamand, Pratapgarh, Chittorgarh, Banswara and Dungarpur districts.

Stay tuned for more updates on Corona Vaccine in Udaipur. Be safe and patient until then!

Information Source: Dainik Bhaskar

Quick Process for Online Self-registration on Co-WIN