May ilang negosyong nagbabalak na ihiwalay ang mga kostumer at empleyado nilang bakunado at hindi pa nababakunahan kontra COVID-19, ayon kay Presidential Adviser for Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion.
Pero nilinaw ni Concepcion na ideya pa lamang ito na puwedeng mangyari kapag marami na ang naturukan ng COVID-19 vaccines.
Nang tanungin kung maituturing na diskriminasyon ang paghihiwalay sa mga bakunado at hindi pa nababakunahan, sagot ni Concepcion: "I've checked with our lawyers and they said we're entering an area that is unchartered, in a sense."Ayon din kay Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles, hindi magkakaroon ng diskriminasyon laban sa hindi pa bakunado.
Hindi rin naman daw diskriminasyon ang diskwento at freebies na ibinibigay ng mga establisimyento sa mga bakunado.
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