Kuwait Cuts Public Sector Staff Attendance, Public Transportation To 50 Percent

In its meeting today, Monday, the Council of Ministers took several decisions related to combating the spread of the Corona virus epidemic, which are:

The percentage of the number of workers in government workplaces shall be determined not to exceed 50%, and each government agency shall determine the appropriate percentage for it, not exceeding these limits, and the decision shall work from Wednesday, corresponding to the 12th of this month, until further notice, and assign the Civil Service Bureau to implement the decision.

Calling on the private sector to reduce the number of workers in workplaces to the minimum possible for the conduct of business, and emphasizing on workers in nurseries and children’s clubs the need to complete immunization against the Corona virus, as well as ensuring that they adhere to the application of health requirements.

The holding of internal meetings, conferences and courses is restricted to via remote communication, starting from Wednesday 12/1/2022 until further notice. Requiring public mass transportation not to exceed the number of passengers by 50%, with a commitment to implement health and preventive measures from Wednesday, corresponding to 12th of this month, until further notice.

Assigning the General Sports Authority to emphasize the masses attending sports activities the need to complete immunization against the Corona virus and adhere to the application of health requirements. Emphasizing on workers and visitors of (salons, barber shops, health clubs) the necessity of completing immunization against the Corona virus. Circular to all government agencies that provide services to auditors, those services through the Internet, and in case of need to be present, this is done by booking an appointment in the central Matthew platform for managing government appointments, in the “Sahel” application or the special appointment booking platforms in the entity.

 

 

 

SOURCE  TIMESKUWAIT

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