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It seems that every country or group of countries has its own type of Covid-19 vaccination certificate QR code and its own dedicated app to read this QR code and verify the validity of the certificate and its digital signature. These verification apps are not simply giving a link to a web page. This web has a list of the 16 non-EU countries that joined the EU Digital COVID Certificate system: https://ec.europa.eu/info/live-work-travel-eu/coronavirus-response/safe-covid-19-vaccines-europeans/eu-digital-covid-certificate_en#:~:text=So far%2C 16 non-EU countries (and territories) joined the EU Digital COVID Certificate system. Thailand is not currently on the list, nor are the UK and the USA, small countries like Andorra and Liechtenstein are.

I think Thailand does not have any mandatory vaccinations for infants and children.

In what way is the police negligent or has been negligent in this case? The OP has given no details on this subject.

Back to the OP. Question: What harm did the person who made the Facebook suffer from the product she mocked? Answer: None.

It works like a charm (and the required neck exercise did me good), read my Italian Covi-19 vaccination certificate correctly. From what I see, the app has no function yet to read any type of Thai vaccination certificate.

I have seen posts from people who already had both doses of the Pfizer vaccine (Comirnaty) and I believe this is approved in the EU and Schengen area.

Thank you. Yes, that qualifies as an obsession.

Thanks. I shall install it again later and have a look-see.

It depends on whether the destination country requires proof of vaccination and what they accept as proof.

We should take into account that many of the 30% unvaccinated people are currently too young to qualify for vaccination have gained immunity due to infection with SARS-Cov-2 (but preferably should still get vaccinated)

Judging from the article in Thai Rath, on which the OP is obviously based, sepsis was the cause of the mother's death. In the absence of any other information, I consider it futile to speculate about other possible causes of the death. Source: https://www.cdc.gov/sepsis/what-is-sepsis.html

How long before the hospitalisation were the last signs of foetal life? This would be an important date to know in the timeline.

It is not unheard of that an intrauterine foetal demise can cause a bacterial infection and sepsis leading to the mother's death (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6914956/). From the news article I understand that the hospital explained to the family that this is what happened in this case, but perhaps not with sufficient clarity.

Could this mean "The foetus may have died in the womb, resulting in the mother's death from sepsis"?

This must be the Thai Rath article on which the OP is based: https://www.thairath.co.th/news/local/central/2201510 The hopeless Goggle translation of the salient paragraph is as follows:

Where did you read the full details? Have you got a link to it?

Standard Thai journalism, assuming that the article in Thai Rath, on which the OP is apparently based, did not give details of the date for date of vaccination, date and type of covid-19 test, date of first appearance of symptoms, date of hospital visit following the symptoms, date of death.

More information here on the IATA website: https://www.iata.org/en/youandiata/travelers/iata-travel-pass-for-travelers/

Access to the IATA Travel Pass is currently by invitation only, which explains the low download number so far. It has 377 reviews at the moment, with a very low rating of 1.8 out of a possible maximum of 5. Source: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.iata.tpa&hl=en&gl=US

UAE flights: Emirates is first airline to roll out IATA Travel Pass in 6 continents Team KT/Dubai Filed on September 23, 2021 The roll-out across all 120-plus Emirates destinations is expected to be completed by October. Emirates has become the first airline to implement the International Air Transport Association's IATA Travel Pass on six continents. The digital health pass is currently available to passengers travelling from 50 cities. The roll-out across all 120-plus Emirates destinations is expected to be completed by October, the airline said on Thursday. Following successful trials in April on select routes from its Dubai hub, Emirates gradually expanded the IATA Travel Pass pilot to customers on 12 routes in June. The airline has now signed a contract with IATA to implement the solution across its global network. Read more: https://www.khaleejtimes.com/coronavirus-pandemic/uae-flights-emirates-is-first-airline-to-roll-out-iata-travel-pass-in-6-continents

70% or 80% of what? Of the entire population, or of the part of the population eligible for the vaccination?

Did you report the post, ie click on the the three horizontal dots at the top right of the post, then click on "Report" and give the reason for your report? You have to let mummy know that you pooed for her to wipe your backside.

Thank you very much. This answers the question I asked a moment ago.

What type of antibodies does a person who never was infected but who was vaccinated have?

Link, please.