Since the Covid-19 pandemic is not over yet, in fact, the countries are seeing new variants with different symptoms and illness intensities, many countries have made it compulsory to get vaccinated.
On July 12th, Emmanuel Macron, the French President made vaccinated mandatory for healthcare workers during a speech. This new measure to prevent the spread of this deadly virus is expected to impact nearly 70,000 people. The country has also seen a surge in the new cases of the Delta variant, which provoked the government to take strict actions in order to curb the pandemic.
Along with France, there are 15 other countries around the globe that have made vaccination mandatory but, on different levels. For example, as you can see in the infographic below, the population-wise vaccination is made mandatory in three countries only including Vatican City, Turkmenistan, and Tajikistan.
Whereas, in other countries, the imposition of vaccination is necessary for certain professionals or places. For example, the USA, Russia, UK, Italy, Fiji, and some others have made it mandatory for certain people or professionals to get vaccinated.
On the other hand, in countries including, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, certain places allow the entrance of only those people who are fully jabbed against the virus.
On July 12th, Emmanuel Macron, the French President made vaccinated mandatory for healthcare workers during a speech. This new measure to prevent the spread of this deadly virus is expected to impact nearly 70,000 people. The country has also seen a surge in the new cases of the Delta variant, which provoked the government to take strict actions in order to curb the pandemic.
Whereas, in other countries, the imposition of vaccination is necessary for certain professionals or places. For example, the USA, Russia, UK, Italy, Fiji, and some others have made it mandatory for certain people or professionals to get vaccinated.
On the other hand, in countries including, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, certain places allow the entrance of only those people who are fully jabbed against the virus.
Infographic by: Statista.com
