Chile, some people will try something for a penny! One person in Germany received 87 doses of the Covid-19 vaccine. The 61-year-old allegedly planned to sell vaccine cards filled from his many visits, per Newsweek.
German police have not released the man’s name, but an investigation is under way. Authorities were caught in the alleged scandal following allegations by the German branch of the Red Cross, Kai Kranich.
Apparently, the man sometimes received the vaccine three times a day. A local newspaper Free press Reported that he closed it by visiting multiple vaccination sites. He will then present a list of his real names with a blank card to the vaccine administrators.
After officials signed the card, the man found a way to delete his name to leave for his customers. And its clients have been classified as “anti-vaccination advocates”.
A spokesman for the German Red Cross said: “We have been monitoring the situation since then and have alerted other vaccination centers in Saxony.
The man also allegedly gave false information about his medical history in interactions with medical professionals. At the time of registration he rarely showed his health insurance, which probably kept him under the radar for so long. Once Red Cross workers peeked into the scene, they were instructed to call the police if the man showed up for another vaccine.
Newsweek The report said it was not clear how much money the man had cashed. However, he managed to close all his businesses in the German state of Saxony. He started his so-called scheme in July 2021. Police suspect he may have more than 87 known vaccines.
A vaccine passport is like a vaccine card that you probably get if you get one or more doses of the Covid-19 vaccine.
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