The examination of various preparations to thwart the spread of the COVID-19 virus, particularly in terms of setting up field hospitals, the availability of generators, oxygen concentrators and resuscitation beds, as well as the necessary human resources, was at the centre of a meeting held Sunday at the Health Ministry. The meeting, chaired by Health Minister Ali Mrabet, was held […]
A total of 24,612,592 people have received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine while the number of fully vaccinated people (1st and 2nd doses) has reached 23,008,141 the ministry pointed out in its daily COVID-19 bulletin, noting that 3,780,397 people have received the third dose of the vaccine. The total number of COVID-19 cases reported since the start of […]
Director General of Studies at the Ministry of Education Bouzid Nsiri said Saturday 122 schools and 373 classrooms have been shut down, in application of the health protocol because of the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. Nsiri added that employees will be allowed access to educational institutions only after presentation of the health passport. 7364 COVID-19 cases have been recorded […]
The Scientific Committee to Combat the Coronavirus said in a regular meeting 95% of patients in intensive care units (ICUs) are unvaccinated. These patients, 123 presently in public and private healthcare facilities, were all infected by the Delta variant, said Director-General of Health Structures at the Health Ministry Naoufel Somrani. Source: Tap News Agency
Tunisia administered 11,628 COVID-19 vaccines on January 14, including 6,005 first doses, 4,084 boosters, 1,510 third booster doses and 29 travel shots, said the Health Ministry. The ministry’s figures further revealed that 12,497,274 jabs have been given so far. This include 7,031,195 first shots, 4,488,763 boosters, 948,234 third doses and 29,082 travel shots. 6,097,229 people are fully vaccinated till this […]
(TAP)- Tunisia took delivery Friday of 16 portable ultrasound machines and 73 incubators for newborns as part of a second batch of medical supplies donated by Japan. This donation, worth a total of 500 million yen (TND 12.4 million), includes a total of 41 portable ultrasound machines and 73 incubators for newborns, said the Japanese embassy in Tunis. […]
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