The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) reported Wednesday 291 new confirmed cases of Covid-19 during the past 24 hours, and recorded 348 recoveries from the virus, bringing the total number of cases recovered in Qatar to 354,030. In a statement, the MoPH said that 276 of the new confirmed cases are among community and 15 among travellers.
The MoPH reported that 6,355,187 Covid-19 doses have been administered since the start of the vaccination program, adding that 13,708 doses have been administered in the past 24 hours. The ministry added that 1,252,848 booster vaccine doses have been administered to date, explaining that 88% of the total population are now fully vaccinated with two doses.
In a statement, MoPH noted that there is clear evidence of the protective effects of the vaccines and the majority of patients being admitted to ICU with Covid-19 are either unvaccinated or had their second dose more than six months ago and have not received a booster dose. It also noted that the latest evidence shows that the country has passed the peak of the third wave of the pandemic, as the number of daily new cases of the virus continues to decrease, noting that the support of the community in adhering to the government restrictions and Covid-19 precautions, in addition to the high vaccination rate, have played a significant role in reaching this stage and stabilise the number of new daily cases.
The MoPH called for caution and continued adherence to restrictions and precautionary and preventive measures, and to contact 16000 helpline immediately if anyone suffering from Covid-19 symptoms, as early detection of the disease makes it easier to obtain appropriate treatment and increases the recovery chances.
The MoPH reported that 6,355,187 Covid-19 doses have been administered since the start of the vaccination program, adding that 13,708 doses have been administered in the past 24 hours. The ministry added that 1,252,848 booster vaccine doses have been administered to date, explaining that 88% of the total population are now fully vaccinated with two doses.
In a statement, MoPH noted that there is clear evidence of the protective effects of the vaccines and the majority of patients being admitted to ICU with Covid-19 are either unvaccinated or had their second dose more than six months ago and have not received a booster dose. It also noted that the latest evidence shows that the country has passed the peak of the third wave of the pandemic, as the number of daily new cases of the virus continues to decrease, noting that the support of the community in adhering to the government restrictions and Covid-19 precautions, in addition to the high vaccination rate, have played a significant role in reaching this stage and stabilise the number of new daily cases.
The MoPH called for caution and continued adherence to restrictions and precautionary and preventive measures, and to contact 16000 helpline immediately if anyone suffering from Covid-19 symptoms, as early detection of the disease makes it easier to obtain appropriate treatment and increases the recovery chances.
