During the COVID-19 pandemic, people in Germany have been required to have a vaccine pass in order to access some venues, such as restaurants, swimming pools and theatres.
A man in Germany has allegedly been vaccinated against COVID up to 90 times. File pic: APA man in Germany has allegedly been given the COVID jab up to 90 times in order to sell forged vaccination cards.
The 60-year-old from the city of Magdeburg, in Saxony, is said to have received the vaccinations across the region over a number of months before police caught up with him. By getting vaccinated more than the required number of times, it is understood that he was able to sell fake documents that included real vaccine batch numbers to those who did not want to get the jab.
The man, who has not been named in line with German privacy rules, has not been detained by police but is under investigation, news agency dpa reported.Advertisement He was eventually caught after showing up at a vaccination centre in Eilenburg, Saxony, for a second day in a row, asking for a
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