RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - After months of mandatory masks, isolation measures, and lockdowns, the São Paulo city hall, copy-pasting big cities like New York, San Francisco, Paris, and others, now wants to go a big step further.
São Paulo Mayor Ricardo Nunes (MBD) announced Monday, May 23, that the city would require a "Covid-19 vaccination pass" for restaurant entry, shopping malls, and other establishments in the capital São Paulo. The document will be issued by an app.
The mayor explained that the Municipal Health Secretariat developed the application and will have a QR code. There . . .
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