WHO looks at possible ‘e-vaccination certificates’ for travel
By Reuters
03 December 2020 |
2:58 pm
The World Health Organization does not recommend countries issuing “immunity passports” for those who have recovered from COVID-19 but is investigating the prospects of using e-vaccination certificates, a WHO medical expert said on Thursday.
The World Health Organization does not recommend countries issuing “immunity passports” for those who have recovered from COVID-19 but is investigating the prospects of using e-vaccination certificates, a WHO medical expert said on Thursday.
“We are looking very closely into the use of technology in this COVID-19 response, one of them how we can work with member states toward an e-vaccination certificate,” he told a virtual briefing in Copenhagen.
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