Ivory Coast May Bar Unvaccinated From Accessing Public Sites
People queue to receive a Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine dose at a market in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
Photographer: Issouf Sanogo/AFP/Getty Images
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Ivory Coast may prohibit people who haven’t received the Covid-19 vaccine from accessing public places, the West African country’s National Security Council said.
The government is considering banning unvaccinated people who fail to produce a negative coronavirus test from restaurants, bars, cinemas, stadiums, hotels, universities, large schools and other buildings, the council said in an emailed statement.