Interés Humano

Perú exige certificado de vacunación contra covid-19 en comercios, bancos y aeropuertos

El cumplimiento de esta medida busca reducir los contagios en un país duramente azotado por la pandemia

Security personnel check the vaccination certificates against Covid-19 of people entering to commercial premises at the Mesa Redonda market in Lima, on December 10, 2021. - Shopping centers, banks, supermarkets, airports, restaurants and other closed public areas began to demand this Friday in Peru the certificate of vaccination against the covid-19 to all the people who enter, when entering into force a measure that outrages anti-vaccine activists. (Photo by Ernesto BENAVIDES / AFP)
Security personnel check the vaccination certificates against Covid-19 of people entering to commercial premises at the Mesa Redonda market in Lima, on December 10, 2021. - Shopping centers, banks, supermarkets, airports, restaurants and other closed public areas began to demand this Friday in Peru the certificate of vaccination against the covid-19 to all the people who enter, when entering into force a measure that outrages anti-vaccine activists. (Photo by Ernesto BENAVIDES / AFP) ERNESTO BENAVIDES

Lima. Los centros comerciales, bancos, supermercados, aeropuertos, restaurantes y otros recintos públicos cerrados comenzaron a exigir este viernes en Perú el certificado de vacunación contra covid-19 a quienes ingresan, al entrar en vigor un decreto que indigna a los activistas antivacunas.

Funcionarios del Ministerio de Salud y de los municipios fiscalizaron en las zonas comerciales más importantes de Lima, así como en las principales ciudades del país, el cumplimiento de esta medida que busca reducir los contagios en un país duramente azotado por la pandemia.

‌
‌

‌

‌
‌

‌

‌