As scheduled the Government announced further loosening of restrictions. Basically an increase to capacity in places like restaurants, barbershops and other businesses. Small steps but not a significant change.
They did add a new green/yellow/red list of countries in terms of travel. If you go to countries on the red list you are likely to have to quarantine whether you're vaccinated or not. Qatar has detected the delta variant in quarantined travelers but I believe so far it is not in the community (alpha and beta are though, I suspect I was infected with alpha). Yesterday there were only 55 community cases of Covid, one of the lowest figures I've seen this year. Vaccination is continuing at a brisk pace, with 25-35 thousand doses being given out each day. 77.6% of people 16 and older have had at least one dose now (and 65.4% have had two), which means Qatar will reach 75% having both doses in about three weeks. I wish they provided data for 12-16 range but I can figure out the total population vaccinated as they gave the total numbers: 1,839,827 have had at least one dose and 1,529,336 have had both. That corresponds to roughly 71% of the total population have one dose and 59% have had both. 75% of the total population being vaccinated should occur within 5-6 weeks.
Deaths are still occurring, maybe 6-10 a week, but the number in hospitals is slowly decreasing. Bahrain is also over its third wave thankfully and while rates are still higher than Qatar they are no where near as bad as before. Oman is still having difficulties, as is Kuwait.
If things go as planned almost all restrictions (except for incoming travelers) will be removed by the Government in three weeks.
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Qatar is one of the nations with a notable worldwide presence, and it has a network of connections that stretches to the world's most remote countries, both east and west.
As a result, I worked on creating a contemporary airport that meets all of the requirements of the world's biggest and largest airports, and it was called Hamad Airport in Doha, Qatar's capital.
By constructing this massive airport, Qatar will have put itself on the track of the newest nations, as well as the most contemporary and mobile airports.
Countries have labored to develop and equip their airports in accordance to contemporary aircraft, their sizes, and their enormous capacity, in light of the great growth in the aviation industry and modernization.
Airports in any country nowadays are a reflection of its significance, worldwide presence, network of connections, and interests with other nations across the globe.
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