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What you need to know as B.C. opens COVID-19 vaccine bookings for people over 90 on Monday – Global News
Health officials are urging people who are not in the correct age cohort — in this case, anyone born after 1931 — not to call in this week.
B.C. will begin accepting appointments for COVID-19 vaccines for people over the age of 90 and Indigenous people over the age of 65 on Monday.
It marks the beginning of the province’s mass vaccination plan, and the first time seniors outside of long-term care will get access to the vaccines.
On Sunday, health authorities around the province unveiled region-specific details on how to make those appointments. The qualified seniors will begin to get their shots March 15.
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