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Clicks COVID Vaccination Sites Those Aged 35 and Older Are Now Eligible for Vaccination Clicks COVID Vaccination sites Those aged 35 and older are now eligible for vaccination. Please note that we may only vaccinate patients that have a valid EVDS SMS with a voucher number. The EVDS SMS will provide you with booking information (date, time, and site) as soon as you are eligible for your vaccine. To know if you are eligible, please register on the EVDS site vaccine.enrol.health.gov.za/#/ and follow the instructions in the SMS. 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Please note that we may only vaccinate patients that have a valid EVDS SMS with a voucher number. The EVDS SMS will provide you with booking information (date, time, and site) as soon as you are eligible for your vaccine. To know if you are eligible, please register on the EVDS site vaccine.enrol.health.gov.za/#/ and follow the instructions in the SMS. 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Please note that we may only vaccinate patients that have a valid EVDS SMS with a voucher number. The EVDS SMS will provide you with booking information (date, time, and site) as soon as you are eligible for your vaccine. To know if you are eligible, please register on the EVDS site vaccine.enrol.health.gov.za/#/ and follow the instructions in the SMS. 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Please note that we may only vaccinate patients that have a valid EVDS SMS with a voucher number. The EVDS SMS will provide you with booking information (date, time, and site) as soon as you are eligible for your vaccine. To know if you are eligible, please register on the EVDS site vaccine.enrol.health.gov.za/#/ and follow the instructions in the SMS. 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