COVID-19 | WATCH | Children don't need parents' consent - expert

Health Minister Joe Phaahla says sites are ready to administer vaccines to this age group.

JOHANNESBURG - Children do not need a parent's consent to get vaccinated against COVID-19, according to Acting Health Director-General, Dr Nicholas Crisp.

READ: COVID-19 vaccine rollout expanded to include 12-17 year-olds

Children between the ages of 12 and 17 can get vaccinated from 20 October.

Crisp says they can visit any private or public facility.

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eNCA

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