Recovered Status icon of Ehteraz

 

The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) announced an update of its Ehteraz application featuring a special green Recovered Status icon, which will provide the same privileges as vaccinated individuals. #Qatar pic.twitter.com/brlRgg0y2B

— Marsad Qatar - English (@marsadqatare) February 14, 2022

The Ministry of Public Health has reduced the mandatory isolation from 10 days to 7 days

 

Individuals who test positive for COVID-19 on a test done at medical facilities and whose Ehteraz changes to red status, will automatically be eligible for 7 days sick-leave. These individuals will be required to have a rapid antigen test at a medical facility authorized by the Ministry on day 7. If the result of this test is negative, the individual’s Ehteraz status will change to green and they will be able to leave isolation and return to work on day 8.

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Face mask rules in Qatar -December 10 2021

 

It is important to wear your face mask in places where it is required to protect yourself and the community from COVID-19 infection pic.twitter.com/9bB5zhX34z

— وزارة الصحة العامة (@MOPHQatar) December 7, 2021

Find Health Facility in Qatar

 

Find Health Facility in Qatar

🔗 https://t.co/DtAbln0cqC

🔸 If no entry is selected from the available drop down menu, a list of all registered health facilities will be displayed regardless of their type or location.@MOPHQatar#Qatardigitalgov #Qatar pic.twitter.com/ZwWRSSL9FQ

— حكومي - قطر (@HukoomiQatar) November 18, 2020

 The Ministry of Public Health provides the public with a comprehensive list of licensed health facilities in Qatar. Search can be made by facility type and name or location through the online directory.

LIST OF THE HEALTH FACILITIES APPROVED FOR PCR TEST - Qatar

 

A LIST OF THE HEALTH FACILITIES THAT HAVE BEEN APPROVED BY THE MINISTRY OF PUBLIC HEALTH TO MAKE PCR TEST FOR THE COVID-19 VIRUS pic.twitter.com/qOf8uq0Kfz

— وزارة الصحة العامة (@MOPHQatar) September 27, 2020

Key messages of the Ministry of Public Health's press conference

 

Key messages of the Ministry of Public Health's press conference on COVID-19.

#YourSafetyIsMySafety pic.twitter.com/lTfVe0VmXI

— وزارة الصحة العامة (@MOPHQatar) September 14, 2020

238 New Confirmed Cases of Coronavirus Disease in Qatar

NO CASES of the Corona virus have been recorded in Qatar to date

The Ministry of Public Health along with healthcare partners in Qatar is continuing its measures to protect Qatar’s population from COVID-19.
While no cases of the virus have been recorded in Qatar to date, pic.twitter.com/T2GbCwAWKP

— مؤسسة حمد الطبية (@HMC_Qatar) February 19, 2020

Guide to Qatar’s healthcare services

The Ministry of Public Health in collaboration with Qatar’s leading healthcare providers has launched a set of new healthcare guides

The guides make it easy for people to know how to access Qatar’s healthcare services

Visit https://t.co/8W3JMjq2gw for more information pic.twitter.com/JH0x4KpLty

— Hamad Medical Corp. (@HMC_Qatar) November 10, 2018

Nipah virus in India - banned fruit import in Qatar and other countries

So far seventeen people were killed by the Nipah virus in India .😲 This deadly virus comes from fruit bats who pee on the fruits 🍏 , bite them and leave their saliva on the trees and fruits .

 Qatar and many other countries in  the region banned the fruit and vegetable import from India .

 The travel to Kerala is  not recommended .

 Good luck to all of us  .!  I bought on Saturday some mango from the Spar supermarket in Doha .I washed them very well - thinking that it might be infected only by the bat's urine . I did not know about the bites . It might take  five  - ten days  after the contact with the virus that symptoms start to appear .

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Symptoms of the virus include ; fever, headache, drowsiness ,flu like symptoms , mental confusion leading to coma .Inflammation of the brain and death in 24–48 hours .

Death rate💀 is very high 50 to 75% ! Pets can be also infected so do farm animals especially pigs .


CALL THIS NUMBER AT ANY TIME The transitional diseases team in the Ministry of Public Health receives reports and queries relating to transitional diseases around the clock on the numbers

66740948 or 66740951