Pranam
Thank you Mr Seshadrinathan; appointment is not an issue; I fixed it;
and we can also postpone our appointments; but the issue is digital
machinery of India which is vital; have you not so fpr come across the
aadhar card finger print getting rejected in India?; pan or other cards are
only xerox whereas aadhar which is our social security card because of the
tiny machine provided by the govt does not match; and they say fingers of
women who cooked; fingers are dirty; so on so forth; and how come when one
gets down from the flight and walk thro without cleaning etc USA digitally
verify in a few seconds fingerprints taken > a decade back?. Thats what I
was discussing K R IRS 2321
On Tue, 2 Mar 2021 at 14:06, seshadri nadhan <[email protected]>
wrote:
> hai pranams
>
> I am in chennai.
> today i just walked in at Vijaya hospital Vadapalani with Aadhar and pan
> cards
> Registration is done there itself
> I got vaccinated
> no issues
> I did not do any online registration
> Check up with authorised hospitals nearby
>
> R.Seshadrinathan
>
> On Tue, Mar 2, 2021 at 1:13 PM Rajaram Krishnamurthy <
> [email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Pranam
>> Recd "Home <http://www.techiyogiz.com/>CO-WIN
>> <http://www.techiyogiz.com/search/label/CO-WIN>
>> How to register on Co-Win ? What Are Mandatory for getting Vaccine
>> byTechi Yogiz
>> 0
>>
>>
>> <https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-K6EIGytSuNI/YDxI5H73XEI/AAAAAAAAH9M/yqBH4Pgy7xwREXSN263CzbfulZRyo7z5gCLcBGAsYHQ/s259/CoWIN%2Bregistration%2Bfor%2Bnext%2Bphase%2Bof%2Bvaccination.jpg>
>>
>> As India is set to begin the next phase COVID-19 inoculation drive for
>> people above 60 years of age and those above 45 years of age with
>> comorbidities on Monday, the Central government shared a user guide for
>> registration
>> and appointment for vaccination.
>>
>>
>> The registration for the vaccination on the CoWIN 2.0 portal will open at
>> 9 am tomorrow, the government said. This link www.cowin.gov.in will
>> direct you to the portal.
>>
>>
>> “Government of India is taking all necessary steps to ensure that the
>> nation is prepared to face the challenge and threat posed by the growing
>> contagion of COVID-19. The exemplary groundwork and precaution advisory by
>> the Government has helped in containing the spread of the virus in our
>> country,” the Centre said in the user manual.
>>
>>
>> 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.
>>
>>
>> *Click here
>> <https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/UserManualCitizenRegistration&AppointmentforVaccination.pdf>
>> to
>> check the latest user manual on COVID-19 vaccination.*
>>
>>
>> *Vaccination is chargeable at pvt hospitals*
>>
>>
>> Over 10,000 private hospitals under Ayushman Bharat PMJAY and more than
>> 600 hospitals empanelled under CGHS and other private hospitals empanelled
>> under State Government’s Health Insurance Schemes will function as
>> vaccination centres.
>>
>>
>> In this round of vaccination drive that will run for six weeks,
>> government hospitals will give COVID-19 vaccine free of cost while
>> beneficiaries will need to pay up to Rs 250 per dose at private facilities.
>>
>>
>> The Centre has also specified that people above 45 years of age with 20
>> co-morbid conditions, including heart failure with hospital admission in
>> the past year, will be priority beneficiaries of COVID-19 vaccine in the
>> upcoming phase of the drive.
>>
>>
>> There will be only one live appointment for a beneficiary at any point of
>> time for each dose and appointments for any date for a COVID vaccination
>> center will be closed at 3 pm on that day for which the slots were opened.
>>
>>
>> The eligible persons will be able to register at the Co-WIN2.0 portal
>> through their mobile number, through a step by step process. With one
>> mobile number, a person can register as many as four beneficiaries.
>> However, all those registered on one mobile number will have nothing in
>> common except the mobile number.
>>
>>
>> *Self-registration module?*
>>
>>
>> > Register for a vaccination session (with a choice of registering
>> additional 3 members)
>>
>>
>> > Selection of Vaccination center of convenience
>>
>>
>> > Schedule vaccination date as per slot availability at a centre
>>
>>
>> > Reschedule Vaccination date
>>
>>
>> *How will you register yourself?*
>>
>>
>> > Log on to www.cowin.gov.in
>>
>>
>> > Enter a valid mobile number. Click on the “Get OTP” button.
>>
>>
>> > OTP is sent to the phone number via SMS
>>
>>
>> > Enter the OTP and click on the “Verify” button.
>>
>>
>> > You will be directed to the 'registration of the vaccination' page. On
>> this page, there will be an option to choose one photo ID proof. The ID
>> number has to be inserted in the specific field. The gender, date of birth
>> of the person has to be specified. Aadhar Card/Letter Electoral Photo
>> Identity Card (EPIC), passport, driving license, PAN card, NPR smart card,
>> pension document with a photograph will be accepted as ID.
>>
>>
>> > The page will ask you if you have any comorbidities, which can be
>> answered by simply clicking on 'yes', 'no'
>>
>>
>> > Once the details are entered for registration, Click on the “Register”
>> button at the bottom right.
>>
>>
>> *Account details*
>>
>>
>> > Once the registration is completed; the system will show the “Account
>> Details”
>>
>>
>> > A citizen can further add three more people linked with this mobile
>> number by clicking on “Add More” button at the bottom right side of the page
>>
>>
>> > There will be a button indicating 'Schedule appointment', clicking on
>> which the system navigates to the "book appointment for vaccination" page.
>>
>>
>> > Search a vaccination centre of choice by state, district, block and pin
>> code from the dropdowns.
>>
>>
>> *How to search a vaccination centre in your locality*
>>
>>
>> > Date and availability will also be displayed.
>>
>>
>> > Click on the 'book' button. On successful completion of booking, you
>> will receive a message. That confirmation details will have to be shown at
>> the vaccination centre.
>>
>>
>> A message will confirm that the appointment has been successful. This
>> message needs to be downloaded and produced at the vaccination centre.
>>
>>
>> > Once the Appointment is fixed, it can be rescheduled at any later stage
>> but before the vaccination appointment day.
>>
>>
>> > For this, re-login to “Citizen Registration” module; with your already
>> registered mobile number.
>>
>>
>> > After the first dose, the booking of the second dose will be done
>> automatically.
>>
>>
>> The vaccine doses to be administered from tomorrow have been procured by
>> the Centre. State governments will not have to bear any cost. Private
>> facilities can charge a maximum of ₹250 per dose ( ₹150 for vaccination and
>> ₹100 as operational charge). Private hospitals have been asked to remit the
>> cost of vaccine doses allotted to them in a designated account of the
>> National Health Authority (NHA). Payment gateway for the same is being
>> enabled by NHA on their website.
>>
>>
>> 2 On 1st after struggling with the site at 9 20 AM, I could register
>> with the Aadhar card. But getting appointment was enforced only on 1st
>> though date range was 1 to 7th!; so I did not get the appointment; of
>> course I know the hospital closely and spoken to chief; the funny part is
>> in the afternoon, I heard the server stopped at 9 30 AM due to tech
>> problem; and I was told to get a PAN or driving licence not the aadhar; why
>> because the fingerprint in USA when coming out of the airport is done in a
>> few seconds whereas in India they want every finger one by one and even
>> after many attempts there is a total failure. so private hospitals cut
>> short the time though Aadhar is also one. We are the techies who develop
>> the nation but our tech process is so shabby. Because we are using a small
>> clip of least result unlike a broad digital pan in the USA KR IRS 2321.
>>
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