Health Minister Jens Spahn is against special rights for corona-vaccinated people.
The World Medical President holds against it.
Jens Spahn
has
spoken
out against a
special legal status
for
corona
vaccinated people
.
Even
health expert Karl Lauterbach
criticized special rights.
At the beginning of the
pandemic
,
Spahn
had
asked for
a
vaccination certificate
.
Berlin - The
corona vaccinations
in
Germany
are starting.
At the
start of
the vaccination, the vaccine from Biontech / Pfizer * was mainly injected into high-risk groups, such as the elderly or people in need of care.
Spahn
assumes that eleven to twelve million
vaccine doses will be
available
by the end of March 2021
.
Since the preparation has to be administered twice, around five to six million people could be vaccinated with it.
By the summer, the
Minister of Health
(CDU)
wants to
ensure that all people in Germany can be offered a corona vaccination.
Jens Spahn against special rights for vaccinated people: moving away from the vaccination pass
In the middle of the
vaccination start
, in view of the
shortage
of
doses
, a debate about
special rights
for
vaccinated
people
bursts
.
Some politicians are allergic to this.
Spahn told the newspapers of the “Funke Mediengruppe”: “Many are waiting in solidarity so that some can be vaccinated first.
Conversely, those not yet vaccinated expect the vaccinated to be patient with one another in solidarity. ”Mutual consideration keeps the country together, said
Spahn
.
"The vaccine is the key to ending this pandemic. This is a hopeful day for Europe," said Federal Minister of Health @jensspahn in his statement on the #impfstart pic.twitter.com/mTYok4tPyU
- BMG (@BMG_Bund) December 26, 2020
In spring 2020, at the beginning of the
corona pandemic
, the Minister of Health had
spoken out in
favor of an
immunity
card
,
a so-called
vaccination pass
.
Spahn assumed a complete immunization after illness, which has not been finally proven.
A vaccination certificate might previously have encouraged people to “Corona parties”.
In addition to
Spahn
, health politician
Karl Lauterbach
(SPD)
spoke out
against special rights for vaccinated people
.
He also warned that vaccinated people could still infect other people with the Sars-CoV-2 coronavirus.
At the start of the vaccination, Lauterbach also called for an increase in vaccine production.
He said, “
We're running out of time.
The virus has already formed mutations. "
+
Federal Minister of Health Jens Spahn (CDU) at a press conference.
(Archive photo)
© Michele Tantussi / AFP
World Medical President
Frank Ulrich Montgomery, however, considers special rights for vaccinated people to be conceivable.
"At the moment, when you cannot offer a vaccination to everyone, such a procedure is forbidden," he told the "Deutschlandfunk".
However, later, if everyone had a chance to get a vaccination and additional information about a possible immunity in the blood were available, such decisions are possible, said Montgomery.
As an example, the world medical president cited that some states had issued entry bans for people who were not vaccinated with yellow fever.
Spahn used the same yellow fever comparison in the spring - which is, however, controversial *.
(Tobias Utz with AFP)
* fr.de is part of the nationwide Ippen digital editorial network.
List of rubric lists: © Michele Tantussi / AFP
