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J-K: People in 18-44 age group to be able to book slots for vaccine from 9 am daily

A woman crosses a street during lockdown imposed in Jammu and Kashmir administration to contain the surge in COVID-19 cases, in Srinagar on Friday. PTI photo

Jammu, June 4

The Jammu and Kashmir administration on Friday said the appointment on Cowin portal for COVID-19 vaccination of 18-44 age group will start daily from 9 am onwards.

As per the Directorate of Family Welfare, MCH, and Immunisation J-K, the appointment on Cowin portal for COVID-19 vaccination of 18-44 years age group (Covaxin) will be available from 9 am onwards every day till the designated slots are booked, an official statement said. — PTI

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