Jordan health ministry launches COVID-19 vaccine registration website

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Home Jordan News Jordan health ministry launches COVID-19 vaccine registration website 24-12-2020 12:03 AM Ammon News - Secretary-General in the Jordan Ministry of Health (MoH), Wail Hayajneh, said Wednesday that the Ministry established a website whereby people could register to be vaccinated against COVID-19. He told journalists that both citizens and residents in the Kingdom are welcome to visit: https://vaccine.jo/cvms/ and sign up to receive a vaccine. He said that the website is user-friendly and will send end-users an SMS on their phones specifying whether they are eligible or not, and where can they get the vaccine once it is available. Hayajneh urged people to visit the website and register to be vaccinated and follow up on what the MoH disseminates in this regard.

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Jordan health ministry launches COVID-19 vaccine registration website

24-12-2020 12:03 AM

Ammon News -
Secretary-General in the Jordan Ministry of Health (MoH), Wail Hayajneh, said Wednesday that the Ministry established a website whereby people could register to be vaccinated against COVID-19.

He told journalists that both citizens and residents in the Kingdom are welcome to visit: https://vaccine.jo/cvms/ and sign up to receive a vaccine.

He said that the website is user-friendly and will send end-users an SMS on their phones specifying whether they are eligible or not, and where can they get the vaccine once it is available.

Hayajneh urged people to visit the website and register to be vaccinated and follow up on what the MoH disseminates in this regard.

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