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EU proposes vaccine pass to help save tourism
Issued on: The tourism industry has all but collapsed in countries like Greece LOUISA GOULIAMAKI AFP/File 2 min
Brussels (AFP)
The EU will unveil Wednesday a proposed European vaccine pass to ease travel, an idea pushed by tourist hotspots such as Greece that are desperate to save their crippled economies.
The proposal by the European Commission, the EU s executive arm, would create a digital certificate to show at airports and border crossings to prove that the traveller has received the precious jab.
The idea is to allow inoculated tourists to get around restrictions on non-essential travel that have spread across Europe, as a second and third wave of Covid-19 infections brought much intra-EU travel to a standstill.
EU to unveil vaccine pass plans to help save tourism
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A 41-year-old Congolese asylum seeker died Wednesday in U.S. government custody shortly after she entered a border station in South Texas, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said Thursday.
CBP says the woman, who the agency did not identify, had arrived at an official port of entry in Laredo, Texas, early Tuesday afternoon. Immigration Dec 20, 2019
U.S. border officers charged with turning away asylum seekers under Trump administration policy accused their leadership of misleading the public and disregarding concerns for their own safety, according to documents released to The Associated Press. A March 2019 letter sent to the head of U.S. Customs and Border Protection demanded that he intervene to ensure the agency’s front-line employees.