She is suspected of having been paid in exchange for fake QR codes attesting to a vaccination against Covid-19, reveal our colleagues from France Inter.
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A nurse is suspected by the Paris University Hospital Group (GHU) of having issued false vaccination certificates, for a fee, reveals France Inter Tuesday 8 June. This nurse, who had been working at the anti-Covid vaccination center at Sainte-Anne hospital in Paris since January, has been suspended. An interim secretary, potentially involved, also had to leave her post.
The management of the GHU in Paris specifies that it is a “sudden change in behavior of a nurse” which aroused suspicion. She suspects the nurse has suddenly made vaccination appointments for her contacts that she absolutely wanted to take care of personally. These people came out of these meetings without being vaccinated, but with a QR code.
A staff member who works at the vaccination center, and who wishes to remain anonymous, claims to have seen a “at least ten people per day worked” concerned by these meetings. “She made them come to her cubicle, she took her colleague out, she did not vaccinate people and she was paid so that people could have a QR code, a priori to be able to go abroad”, he assures.
The management of the GHU made a report for “suspicion of fraud”, with the public prosecutor. The nurse was surprised last Wednesday when she asked to take care of a couple. “The doctor wanted to check that the people were vaccinated, but there was no trace of disinfectant, there was no dye, there was no bandage”, indicates a member of staff at France Inter. Management says it is difficult at this time to assess the scale of this affair.
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