Today, at a tram stop in Zurich, a stranger's vaccine card was lying on the ground. I picked it up and thought about leaving it behind on a bench, but I know these are important and didn't want to leave it in the elements.
I have the person's name, and tried Google, but no luck. They visited the COVID-19 Impftram Zurich (8048 - maybe Stadelhofen???), so maybe they could contact the person. The other vaccinations are many years old, various practices.
Most people need the vaccination certificate for just a few minutes to update their Covid app on their phone. After that the piece of paper isn't necessary anymore. You just show your phone app.
A friend has her bar code on a piece of paper, with a high quality copy of her ID on the other side. In a little plastic folder. She finds it easier to pull this out of her handbag than do the same with her phone and purse/wallet.
I think OP refers to the vaccination booklet with someone's vaccination history and not the single piece of paper which can be downloaded anyway. OP is that correct?
Right, what I found is a complete vaccine history card. Unfortunately, the Covid vaccines were received on the Impftram (no address) and since they rotate around the city, I think the best bet is to stop at one on my way today to ask if they can locate the person, or I will take to the Police Station Lost/Found. Hopefully, this will do the trick!