Man in Germany injects 90 shots of COVID-19 vaccine

The man from the city of Magdeburg, eastern Germany, is said to have had up to 90 injections COVID-19 vaccine at vaccination centers for months until being discovered by criminal police in early April.

The suspect was not arrested but is being investigated for illegally issuing vaccination cards and forging documents.

This person was caught red-handed at a center in Eilenburg when he went to get the vaccine COVID-19 consecutively for 2 days. The police confiscated some of his unfilled immunization cards and started criminal proceedings.

It is not clear at this time how about 90 doses of vaccines, of different brands, have an impact on health of men.

German police have carried out several raids related to fake vaccine certificates in recent months. Many people refuse to be vaccinated in Germany. But they still want a COVID-19 passport for easier access to public places and places like restaurants, theatres, swimming pools or workplaces.

Germany has seen a high number of COVID-19 cases for weeks, but some measures to prevent the pandemic ended on April 1. Mandatory mask wearing only applies on public transport.

In grocery stores and most cinemas and schools, people no longer have to wear masks.

However, the teachers’ union had to warn about possible conflicts in the classroom.

“There is now a danger that students who wear masks may be teased by their classmates. On the other hand, those who don’t wear it also feel pressure.”says Heinz-Peter Meidinger, President of the German Teachers’ Association.

Mr. Meidinger supported the voluntary commitment of teachers and students to wear masks in class and on school grounds, at least until the two-week Easter holiday (April 17).

The recent increase in the number of COVID-19 infections in Germany – triggered by the Omicron BA.2 variant – is likely to have peaked, health experts say.

On April 2, Germany recorded nearly 200,000 new cases. During the pandemic, Germany had 21.6 million cases of COVID-19, more than 130,000 deaths.