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Photo Credits: Sanuraj Her Excellency, Mrs. Faiqa Bint Saeed Al Saleh, Minister of Health, confirmed that the current numbers of existing cases and the source of her injury from abroad give us the reassurance necessary for the current status of the Kingdom, but stressed the need to prepare from a medical point of view for the possibility of a mutation in the number of existing cases, and that when the numbers rise And there will be a surge in existing cases at the local level that must be given priority and provide hospital treatment and isolation for critical cases, and…

Six new active cases and one more critical have been registered in Bahrain. This brings the total number of Covid-19 cases to 149 – including 64 active cases and 85 cases under the International Covid-19 Repatriation Programme. Of the active cases, 62 are stable and 2 are critical, according to latest statistics on the Health Ministry’s website. This comes as Bahrain recorded its first from the Covid-19 infection this morning.

COVID-19 (Bahrain Status Update) 16/03/2020 7:00 PM

Gulf Air has temporarily suspend flights to and from several destinations across its network effective from 03:00 Bahrain time on Wednesday 18 March until Tuesday 31 March 2020. Gulf Air flights that will continue to operate to and from Bahrain International Airport are Abu Dhabi (AUH), Dubai (DXB), Muscat (MCT), London (LHR), Paris (CDG), Frankfurt (FRA), Istanbul (IST), Cairo (CAI), Mumbai (BOM), Delhi (DEL), Cochin (COK), Karachi (KHI) and Manila (MNL); all flights to other destinations have been suspended temporarily. Passengers arriving into Bahrain International Airport will be subject to medical tests if the Kingdom of Bahrain is their final destination.…

According to Health Ministry’ website dedicated to Covid-19, there are 58 active cases (six cases added) and 85 cases (one additional) from among those under the ministry’s International Covid-19 Repatriation Programme (ICRP). The update followed the ministry’s announcement of the first Covid-19 death in the country – a 65-year-old woman with chronic health conditions. A total of 77 people have recovered from the virus infection and left the treatment facilities, till date, as announced earlier.

COVID-19 (Bahrain Status Update) 16/03/2020

The Ministry of Health has announced the death of a 65-year-old female Bahraini national who was suffering from underlying and chronic health problems, and was registered as an active case of Coronavirus (COVID-19). The deceased female had returned from Iran via an indirect flight last month and had not entered the general population. The individual, upon arrival to Bahrain, was placed in isolation and received extensive 24-hour treatment from a specialised medical team. The Ministry highlighted that, excluding one case, all other active COVID-19 cases remain stable and that all patients are receiving treatment from a specialised medical team following…

Manama: The Ministry of Health has announced that 17 individuals have recovered from the Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the Kingdom of Bahrain, bringing the total number of confirmed recoveries to 77.The recovered individuals, seven male and eight female Bahraini nationals, one male Saudi national, and one male Lebanese national, have been discharged from the isolation centre after responding positively to medical care provided by a specialised medical team, conforming with measures outlined by the World Health Organization (WHO). The ministry highlighted that all individuals have undergone extensive medical testing to ensure their full recovery from the virus before being discharged, and…

Germany will initiate border controls at borders with France, Austria, Switzerland and Benelux countries (Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg), German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer announced at a Sunday press conference. Border crossings will be restricted except for cross-border work commuters and cargo transports, Seehofer said.

The Civil Aviation Affairs (CAA) has announced a reduction in the number of incoming flights to the Kingdom of Bahrain until further notice, effective 03:00 on Wednesday, 18 March 2020. The CAA stressed that it is coordinating extensively with airline companies and other stakeholders throughout the Kingdom to ensure that arriving passengers are thoroughly tested, in line with guidelines set by the World Health Organisation (WHO). Furthermore, the Nationality, Passport & Residence Affairs (NPRA) at the Ministry of Interior has announced the suspension of visas on-arrival across the Kingdom’s entry points until further notice, effective 03:00 on Wednesday, 18 March…