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Around four million French citizens risk invalidating their Covid health pass as of Tuesday if they don't get a booster within four months of their last dose or infection. In a bid to step up the campaign, the government said holders of fake passes will not be penalised if they start their jabs now.
The government announced that the booster jab must occur "no later than four months" after the second dose as opposed to 7 months previously.
The third dose of the Covid vaccine "no later than four months" also applies to those people who had only one injection followed by an infection, or vice versa, according to France's health ministry.
