Doha: Qatar’s Minister of Public Health, HE Mansoor bin Ebrahim Al Mahmoud, has said the country’s healthcare system is fully prepared, supported by a strong stock of medicines and essential supplies.

He said the country has a reserve that can last up to nine months, and it has not been used so far. The stock remains ready if needed.

Hospitals and healthcare facilities are operating 24 hours a day, with teams closely monitoring capacity and emergency response.

The minister said the country’s healthcare network is well equipped, with hospitals and emergency centres supported by a large number of medical staff.

He added that services such as patient care, dialysis and vaccinations are continuing without any disruption. Blood supply levels also remain stable.

He said most recent cases were minor and handled quickly, with only one patient currently under treatment in stable condition.

The minister also said there are no issues with the supply of medicines or equipment, and coordination is in place to ensure smooth availability.

He added that the health sector is ready to respond to any situation, and advised the public to rely only on official information.