SANTIAGO, Chile — Government officials said Monday they would move ahead with plans to issue the world’s 
first “immunity passports,” cards that would allow people who have recovered from the novel coronavirus to return to work, over the concerns of physicians who warned that much about covid-19 immunity remains unknown.
Chosen excerpts by Job Market Monitor. Read the whole story @ Chile’s ‘immunity passport’ will allow recovered coronavirus patients to break free from lockdown, get back to work – The Washington Post
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