The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has temporarily suspended an important service for international travelers. The decision affects registration and fee collection for influenza and meningitis vaccines.

According to an official notice, the facility was previously available through Pak ID and e-Sahulat. However, NADRA has now stopped providing this service following instructions from Border Health Management.

The suspension applies to both vaccine registration and payment collection. Travelers can no longer use the previously available channels for these services. The authority has described the decision as temporary.

NADRA has not announced a specific date for restoring the facility. It has also not provided further details about the expected duration of the suspension. Travelers should therefore check for updates before making vaccination-related arrangements.

The suspended service was designed to facilitate travelers seeking influenza and meningitis vaccinations. It allowed users to complete registration and pay the required fees through digital platforms. These included Pak ID and e-Sahulat, which provide access to various public services.

Following the latest decision, travelers have been advised to contact Border Health Management directly. The department will provide further guidance about vaccine registration and related procedures.

This advice is particularly important for people preparing for international journeys. Travelers who require influenza or meningitis vaccinations should confirm the current arrangements. They should avoid relying on the previously available NADRA registration facility.

The temporary suspension may also affect people who planned to complete their vaccine payments online. Such individuals should contact the relevant health authorities for updated instructions. This can help them understand the available options and avoid unnecessary delays.

NADRA has not indicated whether the suspension affects other registration services. The notice specifically mentions influenza and meningitis vaccine registration and fee collection. Therefore, the announcement should not be interpreted as a suspension of all NADRA services.

Travelers should follow official instructions from Border Health Management regarding vaccination requirements. They can also seek clarification about registration procedures and payment arrangements. Checking the latest guidance is important before completing travel preparations.

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The development highlights a temporary change in the process for obtaining travel-related vaccination services. Until the facility resumes, travelers will need to contact Border Health Management directly. NADRA is expected to provide further information if its service arrangements change.