Italian man tries to dodge Covid vaccine wearing fake arm

 Since announcing plans for the “super green pass”, which takes effect nationally from 6 December and requires people to prove they are vaccinated or have recovered from Covid-19 to access cinemas, theatres, gyms, nightclubs, ski-lifts and stadiums, Italy has reported a significant rise in the number of bookings for first-time jabs. It’s antivaxxers who encouraged by the health pass decided to get vaccinated but still some of them want to have access to all these things without being vaccinated. An Italian man from Biella tried to dodge Covid vaccine wearing fake arm probably bought on Amazon for couple hundreds euros. This crazy idea could actually work out because initially, the health worker did not notice anything odd, as the silicone looked similar to skin. But after taking a closer look and touching the arm it was obvious that the arm was fake an that the  man tried to outsmart the health service.
In my opinion, this behaviour was both hilarious and irresponsible. On the one hand this is the first time I’ve heard about something like this so you gotta be really creative to come up with such an idea but on the other hand, the chance to succeed was rather low because almost every professional health worker nowadays can identify fake arm.
 

 

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