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Let people take Covishield second dose after 4 weeks: Kerala HC tells Centre
Updated On: 07 September, 2021 07:49 AM IST | Kochi | Agencies
Kerala High Court tells Union govt to make provisions on the CoWIN portal, allowing beneficiaries to book slots four weeks after taking the first dose

People wait for their turn to get inoculated with Covishield, at a hospital in Allahabad, on Monday. Pic/AFP
The Kerala High Court has directed the Centre to allow people, who are willing, to receive the second dose of the Covishield vaccine four weeks after taking the first one. Currently, according to the central government’s guidelines, there is a gap of 84 days between two Covishield doses.
Justice P B Suresh Kumar said that if the central and state governments can permit people travelling abroad to choose between early and better protection from Covid-19, there is no reason why the same privilege can’t be extended to those here who want early protection for their employment or education.
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