COVID-19 brought the world to a standstill more than a year ago. The Government has been making all efforts to revive the day-to-day life back to normal. India will be conducting the world’s largest vaccination drive.
Individuals above 45 years have been the allowed to get dozes of vaccine after the frontline workers, after the High Court positively affirmed the same.
The members of the Delhi High Court Bar Association are next in line for the same. The members that belong to the eligible category, being above age of 45 years are allowed to get the COVISHIELD vaccine administered in a batch of 20 members daily.
Details regarding the same were issued by Nikhil Mehta, the Member Executive of the Delhi High Court Bar Association. The vaccine is said to be administered at Room no. 19 (1st Floor) DHC Medical Centre w.e.f. 5.4.21 b/w 2:30pm & 4:30pm.
The members are supposed to register themselves at COVID19.DHCBA@gmail.com by providing the following particulars: Name: Father’s / Husbands name: DHCBA Membership no: Year of Birth: Aadhar/PAN: Contact no: Vaccinations will be done on strictly FIRST REGISTERED, FIRST SERVED BASIS. DHCBA thanks the Hon’ble High Court for acceding to its request.
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