(ANSA) - BRUSSELS, MARCH 15 - "Currently there is no international health recommendation on the use of vaccination passports for international travel, nor are there the conditions to propose it". This was stated by Katherine O'Brien, director of the WHO immunization department, during a hearing in the European Parliament.
O'Brien specified that the WHO is in favor of electronic passwords "for individuals", but at the international level "there are no conditions" to propose them because "there is a lack of evidence on how much vaccines protect" and problems arise "for displacements, bearing in mind that for the moment doses are only administered to vulnerable people ". (HANDLE).
