Vaccination Certificates Remain Mandatory for Another Month
Milton Colmenares - Vallarta Independiente
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February 15, 2022
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The vaccination certificate will be mandatory for entertainment establishments one more month, until March 15, state authorities said.

The requirement of the certificate of vaccination against COVID-19, or the presentation of a negative PCR test no more than 2 days since it was performed, will be mandatory one more month, as indicated by the state health authorities.

After the last session of the health board, it was established that the request for the certificate will be on March 15, after the first term was concluded last February 12.

What has not changed is the type of businesses that will have to request the certificate, nor the possibility that only one dose may be applied.

Among the new measures additionally announced, the authorization for religious festivities stands out, although with severe protocols, in addition to the creation of a municipal containment strategy, which will work as a filter for the near future.

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