This month, German criminal police caught a man for receiving 90 COVID-19 vaccinations, reports
In an effort to protect the population, Western countries inAt the beginning of the pandemic, large doses of the vaccine were ordered. There were no supply problems, but many were not ready to be vaccinated. Nearly a quarter of the German population has not been vaccinated against COVID-19, according to Our World in Data magazine.
To encourage people to get vaccinated, the commissionThe European Union last year introduced a vaccine passport that would allow people to visit public places such as restaurants, theaters, and travel within the EU without being tested for COVID-19.
Criminals took advantage of the fact that someare ready to be vaccinated against coronavirus, but want to receive the necessary documents. Over the past few months, German police have carried out numerous raids related to the forgery of vaccination cards to obtain COVID-19 passports.
According to the report, a 60-year-old man received up to 90vaccinations at various vaccination centers over several months. He was caught at the vaccination center in Eilenburg in Saxony when he came for the second day in a row for a COVID-19 vaccination. The police confiscated several forms of vaccination cards from the man and opened a criminal case.
The suspect has not yet been arrested, but is under arrest.investigation into the unauthorized issuance of vaccination cards and forgery of documents. What effect the approximately 90 different brands of vaccines had on the man's health remains unknown.
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