"“There is simply no plausible justification as to why they accept vaccines given in certain countries but not from others,” said Siqueira, 40. “It doesn’t make sense. There’s no logic to this kind of screening,” he said, noting that there had never been such distinctions for the yellow fever vaccine."
Oh contrary my dear fellow, there is a simple justification. The vaccines are not effective enough, such as the yellow fever one.
Haven't really thought these vaccine passports through have they?
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.I know very little about yellow fever. What I do know about "vaccine passports" is no shot - no fly. The owners of airlines, clubs, bars, etc. call the shots on this. They can keep you off their plane and out of their clubs and bars. Nothing says they have to let you in.
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@powder OK, so are you saying it is somehow "unfair" if people who are NOT vaccinated for yellow fever do not have the same restrictions about flying, eating in public places, shopping, etc.? Let's include polio. How about doodlidoo? What are the high risk areas where the vaccine is not reliable enough and what alternative do we have? You sound like my boss who argues that if somebody survived Covid then no vaccines are needed to start with. Maybe in some situations I could do something to avoid blood poisoning, for example, but if I do not and survive then no action was needed in the first place.
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