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Local observers revealed that offering fake COVID-19 certificates could certainly risk Australia’s chances of dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic.
According to Mohammad, forgery of vaccine certificates is considered to have an impact on the accuracy of the existing COVID-19 vaccination data. Also, it can affect people’s perception of vaccines.
“It affects our perception of the safety and effectiveness of vaccines,” he said.
A similar opinion was conveyed by a health expert at the University of Sydney, Prof. Julie Leask. According to him, there must be an incentive for the community to carry out vaccinations that are supported by a strong system.
“After there is a strong reason, a system must be made that has been properly consulted,” said Julie.
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