CO-Win 2.0 to Launch on March 1, Government Open to Vaccination for Walk-ins
25th February 2021 06:13 pmNews18
Excerpts from an interview with R S Sharma, chairman of Co-Win panel, on the government's plan on the next phase of vaccination drive and its modalities.
Q: Next phase of inoculation starts on March 1. When will Co-Win 2.0 be launched?
R S Sharma: On March 1. Eligible beneficiaries would be able to self-register on March1itself or March 2. But we have a provision where people will have a walk-in system till the time the registration system is used by more and more people.
For walk-ins, people would be required to carry their basic documents such as identity and age proof.
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