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Coronavirus Emergency Committee makes vaccinating all government's employees compulsory

[28/11/2021 05:03]

ADEN-SABA
High Emergency Committee tasked with handling coronavirus pandemic has approved to make ant-coronavirus vaccines a compulsory for every government's employee.

The committee made the decision in its session held today, Sunday, presided over by the Prime Minister Dr. Ma'een Abdulmalik.

All ministries and government's institutions are urged to take necessary measures to put the decision in place.
The committee has authorized Ministry of Public Health and Population to delegate medical teams to carry out the vaccination campaign.

Minister of Public Health presented a detailed report about the Ministry's plans and efforts to control the pandemic, affirming that 600 thousands persons have been vaccinated so for.