Since yesterday, Brussels residents can register on Bruvax. Via the site you can book your appointment as well as register for the waiting list. Since the start up yesterday, 6,000 people have registered for the waiting list.
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This confirms Fatima Boudjaoui, spokeswoman for the Brussels Common Community Commission (GGC).
Access to the Brussels waiting list is open to people born in 1970 or earlier, who live in the Brussels Region.
The Brussels Region is currently flirting with the limit of 70 percent vaccinated among the over-65s. The new tool Bruvax should help to exceed that percentage.
The procedure has been simplified, so that residents of Brussels can now register themselves or an older family member using only the national register number and the first and last name. Afterwards, the patient chooses the vaccination center where he or she wants to be vaccinated. A general practitioner or pharmacist can also help with the registration. For example, they want to make the platform more accessible to people who do not have a permanent GP.
Today, residents of Brussels born in 1965 or earlier, people with an invitation, and patients at risk can register for their injection on Bruvax. “In this way, 7,500 agreements have already been made since the start,” says Boudjaoui.
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