The vaccination campaign in India to combat covid-19 (Coronavirus) has started growing even faster. A total of 10,34,672 doses of corona vaccine have been provided till 7 pm on Friday, the 49th day of the vaccination program. With this, more than 2.06 crore covid vaccine doses have been applied across the country so far. In this sequence, a covid vaccination center has been made in Parliament House Medical Center for vaccination of MPs and their family members.

As per priority directed by the National Expert Group on Vaccine Administration, special arrangements have been made to vaccinate MPs and their family members aged above 60 years and between 45-60 years of age from 9 March. MPs will be vaccinated at Parliament House Medical Center, while two vaccination centers have been built at CGHS Dispensary North Avenue and the second CGHS Dispensary South Avenue for immunization of MPs' families.

Registration required for vaccination: Along with this, MPs can get vaccinations in their respective constituencies as well. According to the government-issued bulletin, covid vaccination is voluntary (based on one's own will). Registration for vaccination is going to happen. Also, it will be necessary to show your official ID card and Aadhaar card. A data entry operator facility has also been made available for online registration of Members of Parliament.

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