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    Bahrain: Follow-Up cases with bracelets

    News DeskBy News DeskMay 13, 2020Updated:May 13, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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    “Bracelets are connected to the phone and cannot be removed for those who are observing self-isolation. It’s connected to a Bluetooth and the device has to be turned. Phones have to be fully charged. The follow-up is automatic, where we have random tests and photos, where individuals have to take a photo with the bracelet to show it’s a real picture and that they are at home. These are the techniques used to follow-up.” – Dr. Waleed Khalifa Al Manea, Undersecretary Ministry of Health.

    “For the treatment of a person, the estimated value could be BD 130 or more but for intensive care, it could be BD 700 or more.” he said.

    “Recklessness and non-compliance of health regulations have led to an increase in cases.” he noted.

    “It was everyone’s responsibility to follow precautionary guidelines introduced to limit the spread of COVID-19.”

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