The city council of Wałbrzych has approved a resolution making COVID-19 vaccinations obligatory for its residents and people working in the city.

The mayor of the city in southwestern Poland, Roman Szełemej, who is the driving force behind the regulation, said that he will appeal to the health ministry to make vaccination against COVID-19 compulsory at national level.

Wałbrzych’s city council approved the mayor’s draft resolution “concerning the introduction of obligatory COVID-19 vaccination for citizens of Wałbrzych and other people working in the city” by a large majority – with 22 councillors in support and just three against.

The resolution is now in the hands of the provincial governor, who oversees district councils and will decide whether to uphold it.....'

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