Catalonia holds its Health Pass, also known as the “Govt Certificate” by Catalans. Due to technical “hiccups” the document scheduled for implementation on Friday, November 26 was delayed. Catalan officials have confirmed that everything will be back to normal with effect from Friday, December 3.
The “Govt Certificate” Health Minister Joseph Maria Archimedes announced Monday that access to restaurants, bars, sports halls and hospitals will finally take effect at midnight on December 3rd.
The operation was suspended on Friday following a system crash that prevented the passport from being downloaded. https://t.co/xTFhimF7yF
– La Vanguardia (LaVanguardia) November 29, 2021
The Catalan government requests that the document be stored so that it does not have to be re-downloaded each time it is submitted. According to the Minister of Health, more than 6,000 connections are registered per minute My health, The web page where you can find the document for download on the public health site in Catalonia.
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The government on Friday suspended its obligation to issue the “Covit Certificate” because the website was closed on Thursday because the High Court of Catalonia (TSJC) approved its use.
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