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<blockquote data-quote="Babagounj" data-source="post: 5253618" data-attributes="member: 12952">Under Italy’s Wuhan coronavirus vaccination mandate for those over the age of 50, a woman was fined for being unvaccinated but her relatives say she died 18 years ago.Maria Sedda, the woman who received the sanction from Italian authorities for being unvaccinated, disappeared in 2004 aged 37, but the fact she is legally dead did not stop the Sardinian municipality of Lula from sending a €100 (£84/$105) fine to her in the mail.Relatives of Ms Sedda have been forced to turn to a lawyer to help them tackle the bureaucratic error and, according to a <a href="https://www.ilgiornale.it/news/cronache/multata-perch-non-vaccinata-era-morta-nel-2004-2031109.html" target="_blank">report</a> from the newspaper Il Giornale, they will likely have to produce a death certificate to have the fine waived.The case in Sardinia is not the first time the Italian government has wrongfully sent a fine for being unvaccinated in recent weeks. Last month, a fine was delivered to the home of a woman in Naples who had died 23 years ago.Domenica De Stefano had died at the age of 28 in an accident shortly before she was set to be married. The family of the woman who received the letter were said to be upset after receiving the fine from the government.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Babagounj, post: 5253618, member: 12952"] Under Italy’s Wuhan coronavirus vaccination mandate for those over the age of 50, a woman was fined for being unvaccinated but her relatives say she died 18 years ago. Maria Sedda, the woman who received the sanction from Italian authorities for being unvaccinated, disappeared in 2004 aged 37, but the fact she is legally dead did not stop the Sardinian municipality of Lula from sending a €100 (£84/$105) fine to her in the mail. Relatives of Ms Sedda have been forced to turn to a lawyer to help them tackle the bureaucratic error and, according to a [URL='https://www.ilgiornale.it/news/cronache/multata-perch-non-vaccinata-era-morta-nel-2004-2031109.html']report[/URL] from the newspaper[I] Il Giornale[/I], they will likely have to produce a death certificate to have the fine waived. The case in Sardinia is not the first time the Italian government has wrongfully sent a fine for being unvaccinated in recent weeks. Last month, a fine was delivered to the home of a woman in Naples who had died 23 years ago. Domenica De Stefano had died at the age of 28 in an accident shortly before she was set to be married. The family of the woman who received the letter were said to be upset after receiving the fine from the government. [/QUOTE]

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