Covid passport boosts vaccinations among young adults,

<...>The introduction of the Covid passport seems to have increased the willingness of people under 35 to take their first dose of coronavirus vaccine. An increasing number of restaurants, bars and clubs are requiring a valid pass for entry, as this allows them to remain open later.

There has also been a rise in vaccinations among youngsters aged 12-15. This may be partly explained by travel related to last week’s autumn school holidays.

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Epidemic of unvaccinated worsening

In the general population, the incidence of Covid infections is 133 infections per 100,000 inhabitants over a two-week period.

Unvaccinated people have significantly more infections than the rest of the population, with an incidence of 490 infections per 100,000 in unvaccinated people aged 12-79. 

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The reproductive rate (or R number) has continued to slowly decline, and is now estimated at 0.90–1.05