SANTIAGO — People in Chile who have been vaccinated and are fully immunized against the coronavirus could from Wednesday obtain a pass to move about more freely, a move criticized by health professionals.
The pass, which can be downloaded on a person’s mobile phone two weeks after receiving their second shot, gives the bearer permission to move about freely in cities under lockdown to go to the supermarket, pharmacy, or for open air exercise.
Those without permits, by comparison, have to print out a permission form every time they want to leave the house, which is allowed for essential reasons only.
Pass holders can also travel between cities and towns not under lockdown.
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