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Clicks COVID Vaccination Sites Those Aged 50 and Over Are Encouraged to Register on the EVDS Online Portal to Get Vaccinated Clicks COVID Vaccination sites Those aged 50 and over are encouraged to register on the EVDS online portal to get vaccinated. The EVDS SMS will provide you with booking information (date, time and location) To know if you are eligible, please register on the EVDS site vaccine.enrol.health.gov.za/#/ and follow the instructions in the SMS. Clicks Vincent Park - Eastern Cape Clicks East Rand Mall - Gauteng Clicks Sunridge Village - Eastern Cape Clicks Maponya Mall - Gauteng Clicks Greenacres - Eastern Cape Clicks Fedsure Forum - Gauteng Clicks Grahamstown - Eastern Cape Clicks Sunninghill - Gauteng Clicks King William’s Town - Eastern Cape Clicks Gezina - Gauteng Clicks Beacon Bay - Eastern Cape Clicks Brightwater Commons - Gauteng Clicks Fountains Mall - Eastern Cape Clicks Broadacres - Gauteng Clicks Kabega Park - Eastern Cape Clicks Mafikeng Crossing - Gauteng Clicks Graaff-Reinet - Eastern Cape Clicks Honeycrest - Gauteng Clicks Penford - Eastern Cape Clicks Lonehill - Gauteng Clicks Walmer Park - Eastern Cape Clicks Protea Glen - Gauteng Clicks Ngebs Mall - Eastern Cape Clicks Rosebank Mall - Gauteng Clicks Aliwal - Eastern Cape Clicks Mall of the South - Gauteng Clicks Fichardtpark - Free State Clicks Doringkloof - Gauteng Clicks Langenhoven Park - Free State Clicks Kyalami Corner - Gauteng Clicks Bethlehem - Free State Clicks Ga-rankuwa - Gauteng Clicks Kroonstad - Free State Clicks Steeledale - Gauteng Clicks Goldfields - Free State Clicks Nicolway - Gauteng Clicks Ficksburg - Free State Clicks Gateway - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Northgate - Gauteng Clicks Shelly Beach - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Woodlands - Gauteng Clicks Pavillion - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Killarney Mall - Gauteng Clicks La Lucia - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Sandton City - Gauteng Clicks Richard’s Bay - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Alberton - Gauteng Clicks Pinetown - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Menlyn Retail - Gauteng Clicks Kensington Square - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Trade Route Mall - Gauteng Clicks Hayfields - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Eastgate - Gauteng Clicks The Bluff - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Vaal Mall - Gauteng Clicks Game City - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Lambton - Gauteng Clicks Chatsworth - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks The Mall at Reds - Gauteng Clicks Westguard - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Jabulani Mall - Gauteng Clicks South Coast Mall - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks COVID Vaccination sites Those aged 50 and over are encouraged to register on the EVDS online portal to get vaccinated. The EVDS SMS will provide you with booking information (date, time and location) To know if you are eligible, please register on the EVDS site vaccine.enrol.health.gov.za/#/ and follow the instructions in the SMS. Clicks Galleria - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Edgemead - Western Cape Clicks Kokstad - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Tygervalley Intercare - Western Cape Clicks Hibiscus Mall - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Stellenbosch - Western Cape Clicks Umhlali - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Blue Route - Western Cape Clicks Cascades - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Canal Walk - Western Cape Clicks Vryheid - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Tygervalley - Western Cape Clicks Ulundi - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Kenilworth - Western Cape Clicks Dundee - KwaZulu-Natal Clicks Promenade - Western Cape Clicks Polokwane - Limpopo Clicks N1 City - Western Cape Clicks Cycad - Limpopo Clicks Paarl Mall - Western Cape Clicks Ellisras - Limpopo Clicks Knysna - Western Cape Clicks Modi Mall - Limpopo Clicks Hermanus - Western Cape Clicks Thaba Mall - Limpopo Clicks West Coast Village - Western Cape Clicks Mokopane - Limpopo Clicks Ceres - Western Cape Clicks Musina - Limpopo Clicks Laguna Mall - Western Cape Clicks Giyani - Limpopo Clicks Malmesbury - Western Cape Clicks Makhado Crossing - Limpopo Clicks Constantia - Western Cape Clicks Midwater - Mpumalanga Clicks Pinelands - Western Cape Clicks Highveld Mall - Mpumalanga Clicks Hout Bay - Western Cape Clicks Riverside Mall - Mpumalanga Clicks Durbanville - Western Cape Clicks Ermelo - Mpumalanga Clicks Gardens Centre - Western Cape Clicks Secunda Regional - Mpumalanga Clicks George CBD - Western Cape Clicks Acornhoek - Mpumalanga Clicks Mossel Bay Mall - Western Cape Clicks Wilkoppies - North West Clicks Capricorn Park - Western Cape Clicks Potchefstroom - North West Clicks Swellendam - Western Cape Clicks Waterfall Mall - North West Clicks Caledon - Western Cape Clicks Vryburg - North West Clicks Vredendal - Western Cape Clicks Diamond Pavilion - Northern Cape Clicks Kathu - Northern Cape Clicks Springbok Plaza - Northern Cape Clicks Kuruman Mall - Northern Cape.
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