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German authorities are investigating a 60-year-old man who has allegedly received 90 COVID vaccine doses. 
The resident of Magdeburg in Saxony-Anhalt had himself vaccinated multiple times to sell forged vaccination certificates to those who did not wish to get vaccinated themselves. 
Criminal proceedings have been initiated against him but he has not been detained yet. 
The man was caught at a vaccination center in Eilenburg when he showed up second day consecutively to get a COVID shot.
The impact of receiving 90 doses on his health is not clear yet. The shots received by him were of different brands. 
Many raids have been conducted in Germany in connection with forgery of vaccination passports. The document is needed for access to public life and to travel without restrictions.

German man gets 90 Covid vaccine jabs to sell forged certificates

The resident of Magdeburg had himself vaccinated to sell vaccination passes to those who did not wish to get vaccinated themselves. The COVID pass is mandatory for anyone to to access public life

German authorities are investigating a 60-year-old man who has allegedly received 90 COVID&nbsp;vaccine doses.&nbsp;
The resident of Magdeburg in Saxony-Anhalt had himself vaccinated multiple times to sell forged vaccination certificates to those who did not wish to get vaccinated themselves.&nbsp;
Criminal proceedings have been initiated against him but he has not been detained yet.&nbsp;
The man was caught at a vaccination center in Eilenburg&nbsp;when he showed&nbsp;up second day consecutively to get a COVID&nbsp;shot.
The impact of receiving 90 doses on his health is not clear yet. The shots received by him were of different brands.&nbsp;
Many raids have been conducted in Germany in connection with forgery of vaccination passports. The document is needed for access to public life and to travel without restrictions.

The resident of Magdeburg&nbsp;had himself vaccinated to sell vaccination passes to those who did not wish to get vaccinated themselves. The COVID pass is mandatory for anyone to to access public life

A Canadian province has given in to nationwide protests by the nation&rsquo;s truckers against the Covid vaccine mandate.
Alberta province has decided to abolish vaccine passports immediately and end most Covid-related restrictions by month&rsquo;s end.
Alberta premier Jason Kenney has announced an end to the vaccine passport requirement to enter businesses in the province. Kenney also said that most other restrictions will be gone in three steps over the next three weeks.
Insisting that &ldquo;now is the time to begin learning to live with Covid,&rdquo; the Alberta premier said that "restrictions have led to terrible division.&rdquo;
The "Freedom Convoy" demonstrations by truckers have shut down Canadian Capital Ottawa in the past weeks and have spread throughout the country. Truckers have been blocking the southern borders with the US demanding an end to vaccine mandates and Covid restrictions.

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Canada protests: Alberta province has decided to abolish vaccine passports immediately and end most Covid-related restrictions by month&rsquo;s end

A Canadian province has given in to nationwide protests by the nation&rsquo;s truckers against the Covid vaccine mandate.
Alberta province has decided to abolish vaccine passports immediately and end most Covid-related restrictions by month&rsquo;s end.
Alberta premier Jason Kenney has announced an end to the vaccine passport requirement to enter businesses in the province. Kenney also said that most other restrictions will be gone in three steps over the next three weeks.
Insisting that &ldquo;now is the time to begin learning to live with Covid,&rdquo; the Alberta premier said that "restrictions have led to terrible division.&rdquo;
The "Freedom Convoy" demonstrations by truckers have shut down Canadian Capital Ottawa in the past weeks and have spread throughout the country. Truckers have been blocking the southern borders with the US demanding an end to vaccine mandates and Covid restrictions.

Even as countries slammed travel bans to curb the spread of Omicron variant of Covid-19, the World Health Organization has said that international travel bans don't work.
The UN body said that travel bans "do not provide added value and continue to contribute to the economic and social stress" of countries.
In a statement issued after a WHO meeting, the agency said travel restrictions that were introduced to curb the spread of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus demonstrated "the ineffectiveness of such measures over time."
The WHO also urged countries not to require proof of vaccination against Covid-19 as the only way for travelers' entry, citing inequity in vaccine distribution.
The WHO has consistently stressed on correcting the vaccine imbalance between rich and poor countries in order to combat the pandemic.

WHO: Travel bans don't help curb Covid, don't ask for vaccine proof

WHO says travel bans don't help curb Covid, asks countries to not ask for vaccination proof from travelers. Here's why

Travel bans don't help contain Covid-19, says WHO
Travel bans add to economic &amp; social stress: WHO
"Seen ineffectiveness of travel bans during Omicron spread"
WHO cites vaccine inequity, says don't ask for vaccine proof

Covid-19: The UN body said that travel bans "do not provide added value and continue to contribute to the economic and social stress" of countries.

Even as countries slammed travel bans to curb the spread of Omicron variant of Covid-19, the World Health Organization has said that international travel bans don't work.
The UN body said that travel bans "do not provide added value and continue to contribute to the economic and social stress" of countries.
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In a statement issued after a WHO meeting, the agency said travel restrictions that were introduced to curb the spread of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus demonstrated "the ineffectiveness of such measures over time."
The WHO also urged countries not to require proof of vaccination against Covid-19 as the only way for travelers' entry, citing inequity in vaccine distribution.
The WHO has consistently stressed on correcting the vaccine imbalance between rich and poor countries in order to combat the pandemic.

Adar Poonawalla backed Serum Insitute has applied for EU authorities nod for Covishield&nbsp;to ensure it is eligible for travellers to get the 'Green Pass' or vaccine passport for EU.&nbsp;&nbsp;The application has come at a time when beneficiaries of Covishield were termed ineligible for travelling to the European UnionReports indicate that Serum expects the vaccine to be cleared soon for emergency use authorisation with the EMA.&nbsp;COVID-19 vaccines developed by AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson and Johnson have received EMA's emergency use authorisation. Those administered these vaccines are eligible for the EU's digital certificate or Green Pass.&nbsp;

EU Green Pass: Serum applies for EU approval for Covishield

Adar Poonawalla wants to ensure that you can travel to Europe!&nbsp;

Poonawalla's push for green pass

<ul>
<li>Serum applies for EU drug regulator nod for Covishield&nbsp;</li>
<li>Covishield&nbsp;not eligibile for EU green pass without EMA&nbsp;nod</li>
<li>AstraZeneca&nbsp;manuactured&nbsp;vaccine has green pass nod, Covishield&nbsp;awaiting approval</li>
<li>Serum expects approval from EMA&nbsp;for&nbsp;Covishield&nbsp;soon</li>
<li>AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Moderna, J&amp;J jabs have nod from EU for Green Pass</li>
</ul>

Move follows reports that&nbsp;EU&rsquo;s vaccine passport recognizes Astra-Zeneca&rsquo;s Vaxzevria but not Covishield.&nbsp;

Adar Poonawalla backed Serum Insitute has applied for EU authorities nod for Covishield&nbsp;to ensure it is eligible for travellers to get the 'Green Pass' or vaccine passport for EU.&nbsp;&nbsp;The application has come at a time when beneficiaries of Covishield were termed ineligible for travelling to the European Union Reports indicate that Serum expects the vaccine to be cleared soon for emergency use authorisation with the EMA.&nbsp; COVID-19 vaccines developed by AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson and Johnson have received EMA's emergency use authorisation. Those administered these vaccines are eligible for the EU's digital certificate or Green Pass.&nbsp;

Serum's manufacturing site will have to assessed for Covishield to get Green Pass appoval by EMA&nbsp;as per reports.&nbsp;The EMA&nbsp;said that approval for&nbsp;AstraZenca&nbsp;manufatcured&nbsp;Vaxzevria&nbsp;does not mean nod for Covishiel. In an email as reported by News18 EMA&nbsp;stated&nbsp;&ldquo;Even tiny differences in the manufacturing conditions can result in differences in the final product, and EU law therefore requires the manufacturing sites and production process to be assessed and approved as part of the authorisation process.&rdquo;However, the EMA&nbsp;also has clarified that the authority to issue or approve a green pass for travellers rests with the EU nation members but is linked with linked to EU marketing authorisation for vaccines which currently Serum's Covishield&nbsp;does not have.&nbsp;

Green Pass nod for AstraZenca does not mean the same for Serum: EMA

Green Pass route not so easy,&nbsp;EMA to assess Serum's manufacturing site&nbsp;

Serum pushes for Green Pass for Covishield 

Serum's manufacturing site will have to assessed for Covishield to get Green Pass approval by EMA&nbsp;as per reports.&nbsp;
The EMA&nbsp;said that approval for&nbsp;AstraZenca&nbsp;manufatcured&nbsp;Vaxzevria&nbsp;does not mean nod for Covishiel. In an email as reported by News18 EMA&nbsp;stated&nbsp;&ldquo;Even tiny differences in the manufacturing conditions can result in differences in the final product, and EU law therefore requires the manufacturing sites and production process to be assessed and approved as part of the authorisation process.&rdquo;
However, the EMA&nbsp;also has clarified that the authority to issue or approve a green pass for travellers rests with the EU nation members but is linked with linked to EU marketing authorisation for vaccines which currently Serum's Covishield&nbsp;does not have.&nbsp;

EMA to assess Serum's manufacturing site before giving approval needed for Green Pass.

Serum's manufacturing site will have to assessed for Covishield to get Green Pass approval by EMA&nbsp;as per reports.&nbsp; The EMA&nbsp;said that approval for&nbsp;AstraZenca&nbsp;manufatcured&nbsp;Vaxzevria&nbsp;does not mean nod for Covishield. In an email as reported by News18 EMA&nbsp;stated&nbsp;&ldquo;Even tiny differences in the manufacturing conditions can result in differences in the final product, and EU law therefore requires the manufacturing sites and production process to be assessed and approved as part of the authorisation process.&rdquo; However, the EMA&nbsp;also has clarified that the authority to issue or approve a green pass for travellers rests with the EU nation members but is linked with linked to EU marketing authorisation for vaccines which currently Serum's Covishield&nbsp;does not have.&nbsp;

Covishield&nbsp;may not be part of the&nbsp;'green pass' the 'vaccine passport' list for the European Union as per reports. The govt is likely to take up the issue with EU that is sighting technical specification that the pass will be limited to &ldquo;vaccines that have received EU-wide marketing authorization&rdquo;, which Covishield&nbsp;does not have.&nbsp;AstraZeneca-manufactured Vaxzevria vaccine has been approved by EMA, but Covishield&nbsp;which is manufactured by SII&nbsp;does not have EMA approval.
Reports indicate that&nbsp;ministry of external affairs (MEA) has already raised the matter with the EU drug regulator - the European Medicines Agency (EMA).
&nbsp;

Covishield not part of  ‘vaccine passport’; Govt to take up issue 

Why&nbsp;Covishield&nbsp;does not part of &lsquo;vaccine passport&rsquo;? Govt to take up issue with European Authorities&nbsp;

Covishield&nbsp;may not be part of the&nbsp;'green pass' the 'vaccine passport' list for the European Union as per reports. The govt is likely to take up the issue with EU that is sighting technical specification that the pass will be limited to &ldquo;vaccines that have received EU-wide marketing authorization&rdquo;, which Covishield&nbsp;does not have.&nbsp; AstraZeneca-manufactured Vaxzevria vaccine has been approved by EMA, but Covishield&nbsp;which is manufactured by SII&nbsp;does not have EMA approval.
Reports indicate that&nbsp;ministry of external affairs (MEA) has already raised the matter with the EU drug regulator - the European Medicines Agency (EMA).
Serum Institute CEO Adar Poonawalla&nbsp;also tweeted&nbsp;to reassure Covishield-vaccinated Indians that he has&nbsp;"taken this up at the highest levels, with regulators and at a diplomatic level with countries."&nbsp;

Covishield&nbsp;does not have EMA&nbsp;approval though&nbsp;AstraZeneca-manufactured Vaxzevria vaccine has been approved by EMA.&nbsp;

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