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BRASILIA, Dec 8 — Brazil will require that unvaccinated travellers entering the country go on a five-day quarantine followed by a Covid-19 test, its health minister said yesterday , after its president said he opposed the use of a vaccine passport. President Jair Bolsonaro criticised Brazil’s...

BRASILIA, Dec 8 — Brazil will require that unvaccinated travellers entering the country go on a five-day quarantine followed by a Covid-19 test, its health minister said yesterday , after its president said he opposed the use of a vaccine passport.

Health Minister Marcelo Queiroga, speaking after a Cabinet meeting later on Tuesday, said Brazil would not discriminate against people who are not vaccinated by adopting the passport. Vaccine skepticism from Bolsonaro, who says he has not gotten a Covid-19 shot, has done little to dampen Brazilians’ eagerness to get immunised, with more than 85 per cent of adults now fully vaccinated.

 

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