Youngsters in Falkirk are being urged to register themselves for the coronavirus vaccine before Friday
It's as cases in Forth Valley soar, with nearby Clackmannanshire suffering the highest in the Scotland.
Anyone aged 18 to 29 in Scotland is now eligible for a Covid-19 jag.
Jillian Taylor, Operational Lead for NHS Forth Valley’s Covid-19 Vaccination Programme, said: "By registering for the vaccine online at nhsinform.scot/under30register or calling 0800 030 8013 before Friday 4 June, those aged 18-29 can get their appointment by email or text wherever they are.
This is particularly important for those who are planning to be away or have different term time addresses to ensure they still get details of their appointment as soon as possible as letters will be sent out to where they are registered with a GP.
"I’d encourage all 18-29 year olds to take up the registration offer before the deadline."
Katie Adams who is aged 19, said: "I can’t wait to get my COVID-19 vaccine to give myself and my family the best form of protection we have from coronavirus.
"It’s been a long hard slog for everyone since the pandemic hit but by registering for the vaccine, I feel I’ll be doing my bit.
"I really look forward to life getting back to some form of normality, not having to think about who and where I meet my pals and being able to go on holiday with them, making great memories for the future."
