Leaked U.K. government document claims vaccine passports could actually cause COVID spread with more people gathered in smaller spaces.
The impact assessment compiled by the Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sport was obtained byThe main concern cited in the report is that passports may drive people away from larger venues in favor of smaller ones. Whereas larger places such as stadiums offer more open air, smaller clubs and bars are generally poorly ventilated and people are less spread apart.
A leaked document from the U.K. government suggested COVID-19 vaccine passports may be counterproductive. In this photo, soccer fans wear masks to the UEFA Champions League group H match between Chelsea FC and Malmo FF at Stamford Bridge on October 20, 2021 in London, England.
If the government introduces vaccine passports under Plan B, proof of vaccination will be required at nightclubs; indoor settings with 500-plus attendees; outdoor settings with 4,000-plus attendees; and any other venue that holds more than 10,000 people.
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