Oman: Training course on chemical, biological, radioactive, and nuclear incidents and handling mechanism of hazardous materials
In November 2020, the Oman Ministry of Health and the ICRC have launched the first phase of a 4-phase training course on the management of Chemical, Biological, Radioactive, and Nuclear (CBRN) hazards in Muscat. Eighteen participants of clinical and non-clinical staff, selected from MoH structures from 6 governorates, participated in the first phase, for the duration of one week. News release 24 December 2020 Kuwait
The ICRC is organizing this training course for the first time in the region, hosted by the Sultanate of Oman with a dual objective, to enable MoH clinical and non-clinical first responders to respond to CBRN hazards and constitute a training of trainers team. The second phase ran for two days on the 23
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Muscat: Oman Ministry of Health today confirmed the arrival of the first batch of COVID-19 vaccine will arrive in Oman this Wednesday.
Sharing this information Badr bin Saif Al Rawahi, Director of the Department of Infectious Diseases Control at the Ministry of Health, confirmed that the vaccine that will arrive in the Sultanate is the Pfizer vaccine manufactured using RNA technology.
Plans are already underway on the impending distribution of the vaccine and training the health workers across the Sultanate in all its governorates. Al Rawahi stressed the need of resorting to precautionary measures, apart from the use of vaccines, which has been proven effective in eliminating epidemics like smallpox and polio.