National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) chief Asad Umar claimed on Monday that vaccinations for registered 18 and above citizens would commence from June 3 (Thursday).
In a tweet, the federal minister urged citizens to start registering as soon as possible, adding that “this step ensured vaccination of all eligible age groups”.
On May 28, the NCOC had also announced opening walk-in vaccinations for citizens aged 30 years and above from Saturday, as well as for teachers aged 18 and above.
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