The vaccine passport debate isn't new. It started in 1897 during a plague pandemic

The vaccine passport debate isn't new. It started in 1897 during a plague pandemic In the 1890s, the Government of British India enacted a series of measures in an attempt to stop the spread of the plague, which included requiring travelers in certain areas to prove they'd been vaccinated against the bacterial disease.

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