How many total doses were offered in the third round?

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Third Round AstraZeneca Vaccine Registration Closed Within an Hour
The third round of opt-in registration for the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine concluded today, with all available slots being filled in under an hour. This rapid uptake occurred despite reported technical issues during the registration process.
Registration Closure
The booking period for the third round of the AstraZeneca Voluntary Vaccine Initiative officially closed on May 26. The Special Committee for Ensuring Access to Covid-19 Vaccine Supply (JKJAV) confirmed the closure, noting that all allocated slots were taken up quickly after registration opened. Eligible recipients are expected to receive their appointment details soon.
High Demand and Technical Issues
Similar to the previous registration rounds, the third opt-in faced technical challenges. While initially scheduled to begin at noon, the booking system was delayed and subsequently experienced glitches that hindered some applicants. Users reported difficulties in selecting their state for vaccination centres and encountered issues such as an infinite captcha loop.
Previous Rounds and Slot Allocation
The AstraZeneca vaccine opt-in was first introduced on May 2, initially restricted to Klang Valley residents. The first round offered 268,800 slots, which were fully subscribed within three hours. The second round was planned to make 1.26 million doses available to residents in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Penang, Johor, and Sarawak.

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