Ireland To Launch Vaccine Passport System By Mid-July

Reuters reports:

Ireland plans to adopt a COVID-19 certificate to help citizens move more freely across the European Union from mid-July, but is not yet in a position to allow unencumbered travel from neighbouring Britain, senior ministers said on Friday.

Ireland now has the strictest travel curbs in the EU. It advises citizens against non-essential travel, imposes fines on people heading to airports to go on holiday, and enforces a two-week mandatory hotel quarantine for arrivals from 50 countries.

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The Government will this week set out how a new vaccine passport system will clear the way for travel between Ireland and other EU countries in the coming weekshttps://t.co/2adsYd36S4

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