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QNA
Doha
Four more people were arrested in Qatar on Wednesday for violating the home-quarantine conditions imposed as part of efforts to contain the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).
The arrests were made in implementation of the precautionary measures approved by the health authorities represented by the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) and its supporting bodies to ensure public safety and prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
The four people being referred to the competent prosecution are Ahmed Abbad Daifallah Ahmed Al Ajji, Saad Mohammed Said Hassan Al Harsosi, Fahad Ali Hamad Al Baheih Al Marri and Abdulrahman Mohammed Fareh.
The authorities concerned have called on citizens and residents of home quarantine to fully adhere to the requirements set by the Ministry of Public Health to ensure their safety and the safety of others.
Anyone who violates these conditions will be subjected to the penalties stipulated in accordance with the provisions of Article (253) of the Penal Code No (11) of 2004, and the provisions of Law No (17) of 1990 regarding the prevention of infectious diseases, and Law No (17) of 2002 regarding the protection of society.
Doha
Four more people were arrested in Qatar on Wednesday for violating the home-quarantine conditions imposed as part of efforts to contain the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).
The arrests were made in implementation of the precautionary measures approved by the health authorities represented by the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) and its supporting bodies to ensure public safety and prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
The four people being referred to the competent prosecution are Ahmed Abbad Daifallah Ahmed Al Ajji, Saad Mohammed Said Hassan Al Harsosi, Fahad Ali Hamad Al Baheih Al Marri and Abdulrahman Mohammed Fareh.
The authorities concerned have called on citizens and residents of home quarantine to fully adhere to the requirements set by the Ministry of Public Health to ensure their safety and the safety of others.
Anyone who violates these conditions will be subjected to the penalties stipulated in accordance with the provisions of Article (253) of the Penal Code No (11) of 2004, and the provisions of Law No (17) of 1990 regarding the prevention of infectious diseases, and Law No (17) of 2002 regarding the protection of society.
