2. The country has closed schools, nurseries, universities. Gyms and pools are also closed.<\/p>\n
3. Bars and clubs are closed. Restaurants and cafes are only open for take-away.<\/p>\n 4. Public transportation is suspended until further notice.<\/p>\n 5. Major events are cancelled.<\/p>\n 6. All incoming flights to Doha will be suspended starting on Wednesday evening, 18 March, for the period of 14 days, with the exception of air cargo and transit flights.<\/p>\n 7. Qatar Foundation announced work from home, along with closing public places until further notice. For more information, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n 8. The Ministry of Municipality and Environment decided to close the children’s play area in the parks, in an effort to take all necessary measures and precautions and ensure the safety and health of visitors.<\/p>\n 9. All public gatherings are now prohibited.<\/p>\n 10. All beaches and parks in Qatar are closed.<\/p>\n Implementation of resolutions related to the economic and financial sector, as follows:<\/p>\n First Resolution<\/strong> – Directing His Highness to support and provide financial and economic incentives amounting to 75 billion Qatari riyals to the private sector.<\/p>\n Second Resolution<\/strong> – for the central bank to put in place the appropriate mechanism to encourage banks to postpone loan installments and obligations of the private sector with a grace period of six months.<\/p>\n Third Resolution<\/strong> – directing Qatar Development Bank to postpone the installments of all borrowers for a period of six months.<\/p>\n Fourth Resolution<\/strong> – Directing government funds to increase their investments in the stock exchange by 10 billion riyals.<\/p>\n Fifth Resolution<\/strong> – The Central Bank to provide additional liquidity to banks operating in the country.<\/p>\n Sixth Resolution<\/strong>: Exempting food and medical goods from customs duties for a period of six months, provided that this is reflected in the selling price to the consumer.<\/p>\n Seventh Resolution<\/strong> – Exempting the following sectors from electricity and water fees for a period of six months: Eighth Resolution<\/strong> – Exemption from rents for the logistical areas and small and medium industries for a period of six months, thus ending the package of decisions that were directed today.<\/p>\n It\u2019s important to highlight that Qatar has all facilities and medical capabilities to control the situation.<\/p>\n The Ministry of Public Health urges all citizens and residents to apply preventive measures to protect against infection.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n @MOPHQatar<\/a> urges all citizens and residents to apply preventive measures to protect against infection and to contact the ministry\u2019s Coronavirus call centre for the latest information regarding the virus using the toll-free phone number (16000). pic.twitter.com\/GM0FGXY9u9<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 \u0648\u0632\u0627\u0631\u0629 \u0627\u0644\u0635\u062d\u0629 \u0627\u0644\u0639\u0627\u0645\u0629 (@MOPHQatar) March 10, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/lovin.co\/wp-content\/uploads\/doha\/2020\/03\/restaurants.jpg\")
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\nHospitality and tourism sector
\nRetail sector
\nSmall and medium industries sector
\nCommercial complexes in exchange for providing services and exemptions to tenants
\nLogistics areas<\/p>\n\n