Corona devours Qatar as Tamim hides

In light of the exacerbation of corona virus pandemic in
Qatar and the regime's inability to contain its effects, Qatari opposition
sources have revealed that Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani has escaped to an
ocean island in order to evade the virus and avoid his responsibilities.
Sheikh Fahad bin Abdullah Al Thani, a member of the ruling
family and Tamim's cousin, said via Twitter on Thursday, April 2, “Since 12
days ago, where is Tamim?! Imagine if Tamim is now on an ocean island, what
would he do there?! What are his plans?!”
“Unfortunately, Qatar has the highest registration of corona
cases in the Gulf! Why? Because this gang has failed, and still fails, and will
fail to run the country,” he added.
On Friday, April 3, the Qatari Ministry of Health stated
that the total number of people infected with the virus in the country had
reached 1,075, as well as three deaths.
Corona hits Qatar’s army
Opposition member Rashid bin Salem Al-Marri revealed that
about 1,200 individuals were infected with the corona virus in Qatari army
camps, confirming that a full battalion has been infected.
Marri added on Twitter that the number of casualties
compared to the population of the country is “frightening”, especially since
the Ministry of Health has not taken any serious measures.
Despite the high number of people infected with the virus in
the country, there has been no decision to stop Qatar Airways flights, which
might help spread the virus, according to Marri, who confirmed that four air
hostesses have been infected with the virus.
Repression
At the same time, the Qatari authorities refuse to treat the
foreign workers building the 2022 FIFA World Cup stadiums, placing many of them
in unqualified hospitals and refusing to allow them to return to their own countries,
Amnesty International reported on Friday, March 21.
Dr. Tarek Fahmy, a professor of political science at Cairo
University, told the Reference that the Qatari regime is practicing a policy of
obfuscating the foreign worker situation in light of the corona virus pandemic
because it deals with them as forced labor.
The World Health Organization has placed Qatar among the
countries most affected by the virus, so the regime in Doha must clarify the
fate of these laborers and shoulder its responsibilities towards them, Fahmy
said.