According to presumably incorrectly issued vaccination certificates from a family doctor's practice in the Donau-Ries district, many of those affected do not have adequate vaccination protection.
Almost 300 people have so far had themselves tested for Covid-19 antibodies, and about two thirds of them had negative tests, the district office in Donauwörth announced on Thursday.
Donauwörth - The authority also recommend all those affected with antibodies to be vaccinated against Corona again.
The tests alone cannot be used to say for sure how often vaccinations have been given.
According to the definition of the Robert Koch Institute, with another vaccination, those affected would also be considered fully vaccinated.
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Presumably wrong vaccination certificates issued
In Swabia, a family doctor is suspected of having distributed vaccination certificates even without real immunization.
Hundreds of patients are said to be affected.
Presumably wrong vaccination certificates issued
Suspected vaccine manipulation: Patients can be tested
Has a family doctor just faked a series of corona vaccinations for patients?
The criminal investigation department is investigating this suspicion.
The health authorities meanwhile want to find out whether the patients have protection against the virus or not.
Suspected vaccine manipulation: Patients can be tested
Family doctor under suspicion: horror at possible vaccination fraud in Bavaria
He is said to have issued a vaccination certificate to hundreds of patients without actually vaccinating them - and even led some to believe that they were immunized.
Now the public prosecutor's office is investigating the family doctor from Swabia.
Family doctor under suspicion: horror at possible vaccination fraud in Bavaria
At the beginning of October it became known that a family doctor in the district could have issued his patients vaccination cards for corona vaccinations without actually having injected a vaccine.
Some of those affected only went to the practice for a stamp in the vaccination book.
Others assumed they had been vaccinated correctly, although this was apparently not the case.
How many people could be affected in total, a police spokesman did not want to say with reference to ongoing investigations.
dpa
