Nearly 700 people from Ceuta, specifically a total of 666, have stamped their vaccination report in Ceuta since Tuesday and until this Friday in order to cross the frontera del Tarajal without having the three doses of the vaccine against the coronavirus disease having received two and once overcome a contagion of covid-19. Last Tuesday, the Autonomous City enabled a special service to validate this circumstance in accordance with the requirements of the border health controls of the neighboring country.
The Ministry of HealthLast Tuesday, Consumer Affairs and Government implemented a prior appointment system for carrying out any type of management related to the vaccination report at the Military Hospital, a document that is delivered by hand to the user when they are vaccinated against COVID-19 and which includes, in addition to personal data, the number of doses administered, date and batch of the vaccine
In the event that the management was to request the stamping of the vaccination report, the Ministry warned that it would only be done in those documents equal to the original for “citizens who have only two doses for having passed the COVID-19 vaccination before ”. In just four days, 99, 133, 267 and 172 have passed through O’Donnell each of the last four days, respectively.
The seal is not placed on the rest of the vaccination reports, recovery certificates, nor on the covid passport issued by the Registry or electronically from the City’s electronic headquarters for citizens with a digital signature.
The local administration offers the necessary resources to have the seal
The procedure can be done from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. from Monday to Friday and an appointment can be requested on the website of the Autonomous City by selecting the heading ‘Ministry of Health’ in the services tab. COVID report’.
The local administration has asked users who have to carry out these procedures to come to the appointment with all the original documentation referring to their vaccination and, where appropriate, with the official vaccination report from other autonomous communities or countries.
The Government Delegation insisted yesterday in a press release that all those who come to Ceuta to cross into Morocco must have their documentation checked and in order, both in the personal and health fields, so as not to have problems at the border.
In fact, these days many families have been seen having to go to private clinics to obtain the health certificate of having carried out a PCR.
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