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1996 - 2021 SILVER JUBILEE YEAR Minister Boli nets double meets as Al Rayyan Société thrash Al Générale Gharafa to representativesre enter final BusinessB | 01 Sport | 12 MONDAY 22 MARCH 2021 9 SHA'ABAN - 1442 VOLUME 26 NUMBER 8569 www.thepeninsula.qa 2 RIYALS Amir and Seychelles President review bilateral ties The two leaders discussed bilateral relations and means of strengthening them, especially in the fields of trade, investment, tourism, and sports. DOHA QNA — understanding for military coop- eration and a memorandum of Amir H H Sheikh Tamim bin understanding in the sports field. Hamad Al Thani and President A number of Their Excellencies of the Republic of Seychelles the Ministers attended the H E Wavel Ramkalawan held an session and the signing official talks session at Sheikh ceremony. Abdullah Bin Jassim Majlis at the Also, Their Excellencies Amiri Diwan yesterday morning. members of the official dele- During the session, they dis- gation accompanying H E the cussed relations between the two President attended them. countries and means of devel- H H the Amir also hosted a oping and strengthening them, luncheon banquet at Sheikh especially in the fields of trade, Abdullah Bin Jassim Majlis at the investment, tourism, and sports. Amiri Diwan in honor of H E They also discussed several President of the Republic of Sey- issues of common concern. chelles and the accompanying After the talks, H H the Amir delegation. and H E President of Seychelles The banquet was attended Amir H H Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and President of the Republic of Seychelles, H E Wavel Ramkalawan, during a discussion witnessed the signing cer- by a number of Their Excel- at Sheikh Abdullah Bin Jassim Majlis at the Amiri Diwan yesterday. `P2 emony of a memorandum of lencies the Ministers. QRI launches One in six adults given at least one dose of vaccine first rehabilitation THE PENINSULA — DOHA years of age, 69.4 percent have eligibility for vaccine also means but who are not in one of the the phased vaccination plan. received at least one dose while the current priority groups for listed priority groups will have The targeted groups will receive helpline The Ministry of Public Health 70 percent of people above the vaccinations are, people aged 50 their interest recorded and an SMS invitation to come to (MoPH) in its weekly update of age of 80 years were given at years of age and above regardless saved by the MoPH and they their health center on a spec- THE PENINSULA — DOHA COVID-19 Vaccination least one dose of the vaccine. of their health conditions, people will be contacted when they ified date and time. Programme has said that one The programme was launched with moderate chronic medical become eligible. Teachers and school admin- Qatar Rehabilitation Institute in six adults in the country has in Qatar on December 23, 2020. conditions at any age, additional The COVID-19 vaccine is istration staff are being priori- (QRI) has launched the first received at least one dose of the At present Pfizer and BioNTech, healthcare professionals and offered in all 27 health centres tised at Qatar National Con- rehabilitation helpline vaccine. and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines other key workers in different by invitation only according to vention Center(QNCC). `P3 designed to make it easier for The Ministry on its Twitter have been approved for emer- ministries and government insti- discharged patients to access account said that 18.2 percent gency use by the Department of tutions, including teachers and follow up rehabilitation care of total population (16 years and Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical administration staff in education and services. above) have received at least Control in the MoPH. sector. 594,613 Covering paediatric, adult, one dose of the vaccine. The MoPH recently lowered People who are eligible for Total number of doses administered and older adult rehabilitation According to the report, the age threshold for COVID-19 the vaccine at this stage will be services, the helpline is 134,498 doses have been vaccine eligibility to 50 years of contacted directly by Primary since the start of programme designed to simplify the administered in the last seven age. The change came as MoPH Health Care Corporation process for patients to con- days, and a total of 594,613 sped up the National Strategic (PHCC). Those who meet the Percentage of population tinue with their required reha- doses administered since the National Vaccination Plan criteria for the first priority 18.2 (16 years and above) bilitation care to support their start of the programme. against COVID-19 and groups can also request to CoronavirusCoCororooronavirususs have received at least recovery after leaving Also 66.8 percent of people expanded the programme to schedule an appointment for VACCINEVACCVACCCCIININE one dose hospital. over 60 years of age have include more people for vacci- vaccination via the MoPH Dr. Hanadi Al Hamad, received at least one dose of the nation in Qatar. COVID-19 website. Adults receive at Medical Director of QRI and vaccine. Among those over 70 The change in terms of People who register online 1 in 6 least one dose National Lead for Healthy Ageing, explained the impor- tance of this helpline in pro- moting effective continuity of MoPH collecting feedback care: “Every day our clinicians see patients who have experi- about COVID-19 vaccines enced a physical trauma fol- lowing an accident, or neuro- logical damage following a FAZEENA SALEEM “It is important to record stroke or major surgery, or THE PENINSULA symptoms for all the doses. So they have a debilitating please note you need to submit chronic disease that impacts The Ministry of Public Health feedback for each dose sepa- their ability to function inde- (MoPH) has initiated to collect rately,” it added. pendently in the feedback whether any side In order to register for community.” effects that people are having COVID-19 vaccination “Ongoing rehabilitation from the COVID-19 vaccine and feedback, individuals will need therapy is an important com- reaffirmed that people who to login using National Authen- ponent of the patient’s suffer from allergies can take the tication System (NAS) Taw- recovery journey, not only Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna theeq username (usually the during their hospital stay but COVID-19 vaccines safely. QID) and password in a link also after they have been dis- The Ministry has included provided in the microsite of charged from hospital. While a COVID-19 vaccination MoPH. we provide rehabilitative feedback section in the To recall, Ministry officials care to a broad spectrum of microsite of MoPH dedicated have mentioned at numerous patients, we also have a sig- Envoy inspects QFF-funded facilities in Fukushima for details about vaccination. times that post-vaccine surveil- nificant number of patients Ambassador of the State of Qatar to Japan, H E Hassan bin Mohammed Rafi Al Emadi, during an “It is very important that we lance has not reported any who struggle to find their inspection tour of facilities, which were completed by the Qatar Friendship Fund (QFF) in Japan in collect and monitor any side serious side effects. A small way within the healthcare effects that people are having number of those who have system. For instance, some Fukushima prefecture, as part of the fund’s projects for the reconstruction of areas that witnessed from the COVID-19 vaccine,” taken the vaccination reported of our older patients expe- widespread damage due to the earthquake and tsunami disasters in March 2011. `P3 said the Ministry. very modest side effects. `P3 rience more challenges in accessing the right follow up care after they have been discharged. Qatar’s e-commerce sector witnesses steady growth in recent months "Our helpline will help address these challenges – not IRFAN BUKHARI growth over the last several directory of the Ministry of websites are of the companies According to e-commerce only will it help patients get THE PENINSULA months. Transport and Communications which employ hybrid model portal of MoTC, Qatar’s e-com- follow up appointments for Latest innovations in IT (MoTC) in June last year, while like well-known hypermarkets, merce programme aims to rehabilitative care but it will Owing to multiple reasons sector as well as popularity of this number has grown to 494 restaurants, pharmacies, create an environment con- also enable patients aged 60 including COVID-19 pandemic online shopping platforms have e-commerce websites now apparel outlets while there are ducive to the rapid adoption of and above to get an related precautions and restric- also contributed in this rapid showing an addition of 144 new many online-only commerce e-commerce in the country by appointment with the new tions, e-commerce sector in the rise. There were 350 websites websites. platforms serving in travel, addressing its main inhibiting Geriatric Wellness Clinic,” country has witnessed a steady registered with the e-commerce A number of e-commerce tourism, and other retail sectors. factors. `P3 added Dr Al Hamad. `P3 02 HOME MONDAY 22 MARCH 2021 Amir, President of Seychelles witness signing of MoUs Amir H H Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and President of the Republic of Seychelles H E Wavel Ramkalawan witnessing signing of MoUs between the two countries at Sheikh Abdullah Bin Jassim Majlis at the Amiri Diwan yesterday. RIGHT: H H the Amir and H E the President of Seychelles inspecting the guard of honour at the Amiri Diwan. Close to 600,000 COVID-19 OFFICIAL NEWS vaccine doses administered Sheikha Jawaher meets wife of THE PENINSULA — DOHA A total of 15,275 doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been Seychelles President The Ministry of Public Health administered in the past 24 (MoPH) reported 503 new cases hours.
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