CoV: Certificarea vaccinării / imunizării – doc

At China’s Borders, “Vaccine Passports” Just Got Real – FP, 25.03
In announcing it would prioritize travelers who had received Chinese-made vaccines, Beijing sparked outrage in countries where those aren’t available. By Rajni George

Companiile aeriene imploră UE să introducă pașapoarte de vaccinare anti-Covid – 25.02
Industria aeriană pregătește o aplicație care ar permite călătorii fără carantină – RFI, 24.02

How likely are foreign holidays this summer? – BBC, 6.02

The possibility of giving people ‘vaccine passports’ to allow a return to international travel is being debated in the UK and elsewhere.
The UK government is yet to say it would support such a move, but former prime minister Tony Blair and Greek leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis are among those calling for their introduction.

Vaccine passports: path back to normality or problem in the making? – 4.02

Governments across the world are exploring whether ‘vaccine passports’ could be the way to reopen their economies, but developers warn they throw up potential problems of social exclusion

Denmark, Sweden to issue digital vaccine ‘passports’ – 4.02

Sweden on Thursday announced it would start the development of digital vaccine certificates, to be used for travel and potentially more, following a similar move by Denmark a day earlier.

Are vaccine passports key to reopening economies? – 4.02

Denmark has launched a programme to develop a ‘vaccine passport’ for people inoculated against Covid-19, in an effort to pave the way to a reopening of businesses and travel. Sweden has also called for an international standard to recognize vaccinations. But the technology comes with challenges.

As Greece touts EU vaccine passports, privacy champions warn of risks – Politico, 12.01
Proof of vaccination or immunity could help countries open up faster, but EU privacy activists are sounding the alarm.

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Why “vaccine passports” could be a future travel requirement – 31.12.20

Tech and travel companies are teaming up to create digital “vaccine passports,” which could be someday be required for travelers to prevent the spread of disease.

Does COVID Vaccine Arrival Mean We’re Back To Normal? Moderna’s Noubar Afeyan – GZERO World, 16.12

“I think we’re going to live with the pandemic for much of 2021, but I don’t think it’s a binary thing where we have a pandemic and everything’s awful, or the pandemic’s gone and everything is great again.” Noubar Afeyan, co-founder of the COVID-19 vaccine manufacturer Moderna, levels with Ian Bremmer that even with a vaccine the pandemic will not be gone in a matter of day, weeks, or even months. But that doesn’t mean that everything will be as bleak as it may feel now.

COVID-19 Vaccines and Returning to Normalcy – 15.12

Coronavirus rapid testing: The bridge to immunization? – DW, 15.12

Several nations have started vaccinating their citizens – but the coronavirus is far from beaten – which means detecting the virus is still a prime objective. Testing is key to beating COVID-19. Genetic material from the virus can tell us who is infected, and who needs to be quarantined, to stop it spreading so fast. A person’s antibodies can show us who has some immunity to the virus, so lockdowns can be lifted, and people can get back to work. But trade-offs between speed, price and accuracy mean no one way is perfect. A German entrepreneur and scientist has been developing ways to not only test many people quickly, cheaply and to stop chains of infection – but to also enable folks to go on with their lives.

Vaccinarea obligatorie: Industria aeriană globală ia în calcul introducerea unui ”pașaport Covid” care să includă date despre teste și vaccin – 25.11

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