The European Commission issues recommendations that the issuance of the EU Digital COVID Certificate be shortened to nine months with a requirement to receive a booster dose. Furthermore, the commission recommends the acceptance of all COVID-19 vaccines listed under the Emergency Use Listing by the World Health Organization, including Chinese and Indian-produced vaccines.
The European Commission issues recommendations that the issuance of EU Digital COVID Certificate to be shortened nine months with the need of administering of a booster shot. Furthermore, it recommends the acceptance of all COVID-19 vaccines listed under the Emergency Use Listing by the World Health Organization (WHO) paving the way for non-essential travellers vaccinated with Chinese and Indian-produced vaccines.
The European Commission issues recommendations that the issuance of theEU Digital COVID Certificate be shortened tonine months with arequirementto receivea booster dose. Furthermore, thecommissionrecommends the acceptance of all COVID-19 vaccines listed under the Emergency Use Listing by the World Health Organization, including Chinese and Indian-produced vaccines.
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