If you search frequently on Co-Win, the account will be closed for 2 hours

New Delhi, Dt

The co-win platform developed for registration to get corona vaccine in the country must now be used wisely. The accounts of frequent searchers on Co-Win will be closed for 2 hours. In addition the government has also launched a facility to correct information in the vaccination certificate on this app.

The Central Government has now fixed the conditions for searching on the Co-Win platform as there is more traffic for people to book slots to get vaccinated on the Co-Win platform. Under this, if someone logs in to this platform 30 times in 15-15 minutes and creates 1,000 times, his account will be blocked for 2 hours. Some changes will be made to the Covin platform under the new vaccination guidelines. It will also provide information on corona vaccination centers in urban and rural areas.

States have been asked to pay more attention to the priority of giving second doses to health sector workers and frontline workers. Some states are far below the national average in giving second doses to health workers and frontline workers. Punjab, Maharashtra, Haryana, Tamil Nadu, Delhi and Assam are the 14 states that have a second dose for health workers, while Bihar, Haryana, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Tel. States included.

India, meanwhile, has asked China to issue visas to students and professionals who meet travel requirements, including getting a Chinese-made vaccine amid the Koro epidemic. The Chinese embassy in India said in March that it would consider issuing visas to people receiving Chinese-made vaccines for corona.

At present, people from China, including Chinese nationals, are able to come to India despite not having direct connectivity, the External Affairs Ministry said on Thursday. However, it has not been possible for Indian nationals to travel to China since last November. China has revoked their existing visas. We hope that China will soon issue visas to Indian citizens, especially students and professionals, who comply with the conditions laid down by China, including taking Chinese-made vaccines.