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Doha
More persons infected with coronavirus in Qatar are expected to recover in the coming days, Sheikh Dr Mohammed bin Hamad al Thani, the Director of the Public Health Department said in a press conference held in Doha on Saturday.
Four coronavirus patients in Qatar were declared virus-free on Saturday.
The disease doesn't affect anyone based on their age, gender or race, he said, adding that Qatar provides medicalcare to everyone who needs in an unbiased manner. "Everyone gets the same treatment. Qatar doesn't differentiate between a citizen and a resident."
Dr Mohammed said Qatar has an internationally-recognised treatment plan for dealing with large-scale coronavirus infection, but called on people to take health precautions and follow the advice on how to avoid the infection.
At present, 334 individuals are in medical care in Qatar for the coronavirus disease, the official said, adding that none of them are in critical condition.
A total of 7,000 people have been tested for the virus so far, but a majority of them do not show any symptoms, according to the Ministry of Public Health.
Doha
More persons infected with coronavirus in Qatar are expected to recover in the coming days, Sheikh Dr Mohammed bin Hamad al Thani, the Director of the Public Health Department said in a press conference held in Doha on Saturday.
Four coronavirus patients in Qatar were declared virus-free on Saturday.
The disease doesn't affect anyone based on their age, gender or race, he said, adding that Qatar provides medicalcare to everyone who needs in an unbiased manner. "Everyone gets the same treatment. Qatar doesn't differentiate between a citizen and a resident."
Dr Mohammed said Qatar has an internationally-recognised treatment plan for dealing with large-scale coronavirus infection, but called on people to take health precautions and follow the advice on how to avoid the infection.
At present, 334 individuals are in medical care in Qatar for the coronavirus disease, the official said, adding that none of them are in critical condition.
A total of 7,000 people have been tested for the virus so far, but a majority of them do not show any symptoms, according to the Ministry of Public Health.
