Bookings now open for 65 to 69-years olds to get vaccine

Tonight, the Department of Health has said people aged 65-69 can now book their Covid-19 vaccination appointments at one of NI’s seven regional vaccination centres.
By Adam Kula
Published 27th Jan 2021, 21:43 BST
A vial of the Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine at Pentlands Medical Centre in Edinburgh, Scotland, as the government continues to ramp up the vaccination programme against Covid-19.A vial of the Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine at Pentlands Medical Centre in Edinburgh, Scotland, as the government continues to ramp up the vaccination programme against Covid-19.
A vial of the Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine at Pentlands Medical Centre in Edinburgh, Scotland, as the government continues to ramp up the vaccination programme against Covid-19.

The online booking is available at the following address: covid-19.hscni.net

The Department of Health this week announced a twin track approach to accelerating NI’s vaccination programme.

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GPs will be focusing on the 70+ age group, while the seven regional vaccination centres will in parallel be offering offer vaccination appointments to 65-69 year-olds.

To fall within the 65-69 age bracket you must have been born between April 1, 1951, to March 31, 1956.

Age/identity checks will be conducted at the vaccination centres.

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