Kuwait: Kuwait is preparing for a possible momentary wave of the new global coronavirus by making plans to recruit a medical corps of workers abroad for their Kuwaiti counterparts, a press report announced Sunday.
Kuwait has recorded a total of 84224 cases of viruses and 528 deaths from COVID-19, as the country has recently curbed the virus.
Kuwait’s Ministry of Health will seek assistance from doctors and nurses specializing in intensive care, anesthesia and lung diseases abroad “in the coming days,” said Al Jarida newspaper, which mentioned fitness sources.
The first group will be around 500 and nurses from Pakistan added resources. “They will arrive in the coming weeks after the completion of their recruitment procedures,” the resources said.
Pakistan is one of 32 countries whose flights Kuwait banned this month due to concerns.
Over the past 4 months, Kuwait’s Ministry of Health has hired doctors from Cuba and Jordan, according to the report.
On Sunday, Kuwait lifted a sanitary curfew imposed more than five months ago as a component of measures to involve COVID-19.
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