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Austrian police investigate fraud at Vienna COVID vaccination centre
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Austrian authorities are investigating vaccination fraud at the country's largest COVID-19 vaccination centre in Vienna after dozens of people received a vaccination certificate without actually getting a dose.
It is still unclear how much money was paid for these apparently purchased certificates, Austria's police said.
The vaccination centre operator, Samariterbund, suspects between 30 and 100 cases of fraud.
"We found out at the beginning of December that vaccination fraud had taken place here. This was brought to our attention by the staff and was then confirmed when we checked various computer entries," Stefanie Kurzweil, who works for Samariterbund, told Euronews.
However, it won't be possible for the system to track which vaccinations
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