This website is dedicated to informing users on the latest health developments within the Kingdom of Bahrain, and is officially affiliated with the Ministry of Health.
In light of the current global COVID-19 pandemic, the majority of information on this website will be in relation to the Kingdom’s ongoing efforts to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 and latest developments regarding the virus.
National Vaccination Campaign
You can now register for an appointment to receive the COVID-19 vaccination via the "BeAware" application
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)
Daily COVID-19 Report
Report Date:01 Sep 2021
(Latest update for deaths: 25 Aug 2021 - 11:59 PM)
Individuals Vaccinated
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1stDose0
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2ndDose0
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Booster Dose0
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AGED 40 AND ABOVE and
THOSE WITH COMORBIDITIES 0(80.5%)Total of
this category0
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Today’s Number
of Tests (PCR)0Total Tested (PCR)0
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New
Cases0Active Cases0
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Additional
Recoveries0Recoveries0
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Today’s
Deaths0Total Deaths0
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Status of CasesStable0Critical0Active Cases Receiving Treatment0
Coronavirus (COVID-19)
What are the symptoms?
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Fever
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Cough
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Difficulty breathing
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)
What we advise
Wear a face mask
Wash your hands with water and soap regularly
Refrain from interacting with people or attending social gatherings
Refrain from shaking hands; opt for verbal greetings
Cover your mouth and nose when you sneeze
Clean and disinfect surfaces regularly
Exercise regularly
Download the "BeAware Bahrain" app on your mobile phone
United Against COVID-19
BeAware Bahrain App
As citizens and residents, we all have a national responsibility to ensure the safety and well-being of the community.
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)
Guidelines
Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Questions & answers
COVID-19 is a new strain of a coronavirus that has been discovered recently in China and has spread around the world.
Main symptoms:
- Shortness of breath.
- Fever.
- Cough.
- Loss of the sense of smell and taste.
- Digestive symptoms.
- Symptoms of upper respiratory infection: sore throat, runny nose.
- Myalgia (muscle pain).
- There are cases that do not develop symptoms until after a laboratory diagnosis.
It can be transmitted from person to person by:
- Direct contact.
- Droplets from sneezing, coughing, or talking.
- Wear a mask when out in public.
- Follow health and social distancing guidelines.
- Wash your hands regularly and thoroughly using soap and water. Use alcohol-based sanitizers.
- Clean and disinfect objects and surfaces that are frequently used.
- Cover your mouth when sneezing or coughing and dispose of used tissues properly.
- Avoid contact with people experiencing fever or suffering from a cough.
