WHO expert: "New Crown Pass" needs to be considered carefully and carefully

Director of the World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe on the 4th line Kluge news conference held in Copenhagen, said last week the country's new Central and Eastern European crown infection rates appear again on the rise, some Western European countries to add daily new confirmed cases have begun crown increase.

On March 1, six EU member states, including Spain, signed a joint declaration requiring the EU to unify non-essential travel restart standards in order to restart the tourism industry, such as using a certificate of immunity to the new crown virus as a travel pass.

In response to a related question from a reporter from Xinhua News Agency, Kluger said that although people expect similar measures to deregulate and resume travel as soon as possible, in terms of travel and trade, WHO recommends following international health regulations and does not recommend the implementation of the so-called new crown pass.

But Kluger also pointed out that the WHO also believes that digital certification after vaccination is very important, or it may help eliminate inequalities in vaccination.

Kluger also called on countries in the region to be vigilant against the new wave of epidemics, mobilize community participation and increase testing and preventive measures, deregulate control measures and speed up vaccination on a basis.