The air bubble deal between Qatar and India, which had expired on 30th June, has been further extended until 31st July 2021, the Indian Embassy in Qatar announced last week.
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By investing in smart technologies and Internet of Things (IoT) platforms, Qatar was able to avoid complete lockdown during the Covid-19 pandemic, a senior official at the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) said.
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All unvaccinated employees working in private and public sectors in Qatar are now required to take up weekly Covid-19 tests.
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Katara has slashed the rates for all water sport activities by 50 percent.
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Qatar is likely to achieve herd immunity against Covid-19 within a month, a senior health official said yesterday, speaking during a virtual conference.
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France is likely to reopen its borders for fully-vaccinated travellers from Qatar, holding a valid visa, from 9th June in view of the improvement of Covid-19 situation in Qatar and France.
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The Ministry of Public Health said that a small section of travellers arriving in Qatar may be subjected to random Covid-19 tests, which would be administered free of cost at the airport.
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Ashghal will build an electric charging stations that operates on solar energy, which will be the largest electric charging station in the region, controlling the operation of all sites involved.
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Nationals and residents do not have to wear masks when travelling with family members in a car, according to latest directives by the Qatar Cabinet.
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The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) in Qatar said that people coming in from green-listed countries, and certain groups of people from countries that are not on green list will be exempted from hotel quarantine in Qatar.
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The age threshold eligibility for Covid-19 vaccine in Qatar has been lowered to 30 years from today, announced the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) in its latest statement.
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A medical aid shipment arrived at the Republic of India from the State of Qatar on Thursday on board Qatari Amiri Air Force aircraft to support India’s efforts to address the second wave of Covid-19 pandemic.
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Parents in Qatar can register their children aged 12 to 15 years to take the Pfizer BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine through the Ministry of Public Health website from 16th May.
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The validity for quarantine exemption of all vaccines administered in Qatar has been now extended to nine months from the earlier six months, the Ministry of Public Health announced.
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Qatar has announced its decision to gradually begin lifting coronavirus-related measures in four phases, with first phase starting on 28th May.
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For ministries, public institutions and other government entities, the holiday begins on 9th May 2021, Sunday (Ramadan 27, 1442), and will end on 18th May 2021, Tuesday.
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With Qatar’s ongoing preparations to host the FIFA World Cup 2022, which is the first in the Arab World and the Middle East.
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According to the new guidelines for passengers from India to Qatar, 10 days of hotel quarantine is mandatory.
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Qatar has begun its countdown to the first-ever FIFA Arab Cup, due to open on 27th April in Qatar, which will host the draw for the tournament at Katara Opera House in Doha.
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About 60 percent of the eligible population in Qatar will receive vaccination against Covid-19 within two months by continuing at the current pace, a senior official at Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) said.
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Amidst stringent precautionary measures to limit the spread of Covid-19, Qatar has allowed recruitment of domestic workers from seven countries.
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With a capacity of 80,000, Lusail Stadium will be the biggest tournament venue for the 2022 World Cup to be held from November next year.
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According to latest reports, the QR6421 flight which carries all vaccinated passengers and crew members, departed from the Hamad International Airport.
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Qatar has announced stringent restrictions pertaining to Covid-19 amidst concerns about growing number of cases in the past weeks.
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The PHCC has announced that effective 4th April 2021, all non-essential services will be done only through virtual consultations using both telephone and video.
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