Numbers in Qatar - 150 babies

 more than 150 high-risk babies transported to Women Hospital by Qatar Neonatal program
last year

Last year, Qatar #NeonatalTransport Program safely transported 150+ high risk newborns to the Women’s Hospital #NICU. Thank you @HMC_Qatar! pic.twitter.com/nFvJlbySlx

— Intl Biomedical (@IntBiomedical) February 27, 2017

Numbers in Qatar - 110 tons per day

#QatarRail projects are sustainable & environment friendly! They'll help reduce CO2 emissions by 110 tons per day! pic.twitter.com/fycI4Qup6o

— Qatar Rail (@qrc_official) August 25, 2016

   110 tons less CO2   per day once Qatar Rail projects are operating !

Numbers in Qatar - 160 abandoned cars

#Alkhor #Aldhakhira municipality removed 160 abandoned vehicles during the current month of #May2016 .#MME #Qatar pic.twitter.com/di4jzoKYOg

— Baladiya (@Baladiya1) May 29, 2016

 This was not all over Qatar just in Al Khor and Aldhakira where 160 cars were collected . Vehicles are abandoned usually because they are too expensive to get them repaired or the owner just left Qatar for good and nobody wanted that car .

Numbers in Qatar - $50 million

The Qatar Development Fund pledges $50 million to the Lives and Livelihoods Fund to fight poverty. https://t.co/gLoCigcX5g

— Gates Foundation (@gatesfoundation) April 21, 2016