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Almost 300 fraudulent Covid passport claims rejected in Northern Ireland

The vaccine certificates are valid for three months once issued

Mon, 02 Aug, 2021 - 13:44

Rebecca Black and Nicole Glennon

Almost 300 fraudulent Covid-19 passport claims have been rejected in Northern Ireland.

The figure emerged after the region’s vaccine certification system was dogged with technical difficulties last week.

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