From 1 February 2022, Austria will be introducing compulsory vaccines for all, with exemption for those unable to receive a jab on medical grounds. The decision comes after a low uptake of the vaccine and the rise of Covid-19 cases in Austria.
Germany is set to tighten rules for the unvaccinated as cases rise, while the Greens are pushing for a vaccine mandate for individuals who work in care homes or hospitals. A growing number of leaders in federal and state politics are now in favour of a vaccine mandate for the general population.
Also, in Switzerland, there will be a referendum on 28 November to decide on the use of the Swiss Covid-19 certificate, which would have to be shown on entry to some public venues based on vaccination status or proof of a negative test.
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