The COVID-19 vaccination campaign in Suva ended yesterday, attributed to the high uptake of the vaccine, the Ministry of Health and Medical Services has advised.

However, it stated that the vaccination campaign at Prince Charles Park in Nadi and Churchill Park in Lautoka is still going on and it will end once the vaccine stock is finished.

A Government statement published on its social media Facebook page stated that the ministry would make an announcement when more vaccines were available in the country.

The target group for the present phase of vaccination roll-out includes:

• Persons with disabilities
• Individuals above 60-years-old
• Individuals with Co-morbid issues such as diabetes, hypertension, heart conditions, asthma, HIV, cancer, patients undergoing renal dialysis, and any other medical condition
• Part of Essential Services: air and rescue services, air traffic control services, ports services, civil aviation, telecommunication services, food, and sanitary manufacturing plants and services, electricity services, emergency services, fire services, health and hospital services, lighthouse services, meteorological services, mine pumping, ventilation and winding, supply and distribution of fuel and gas, power, telecommunications, garbage collection, transport services, water and sewage services, Fiji National Provident Fund, Fiji Revenue and Customs Services, civil service, private security services, and road services.

The ministry has advised all vaccine-eligible individuals above 18 years of age to register for the vaccine online – https://vra.digitalfiji.gov.fj/