Tajikistan has conquered coronavirus, claims President of the nation
In a significant development, President Emomali Rahmon announced in his annual address to parliament that Tajikistan has successfully eradicated covid symptoms. The announcement, reported by Almaty.tv citing "Rambler", comes after no new cases have been reported in the country for the past 15 days, according to the Ministry of Health.
To combat the pandemic, the Tajik government allocated an additional 1.6 billion somoni (over $145 million) last year to support the national healthcare system. This funding was used, in part, for the rapid construction of 30 emergency hospitals across the country. Around 7,000 new beds were organized in these hospitals for covid symptoms patients, and currently, 5,400 medical workers are caring for those affected.
President Rahmon emphasised the importance of adhering to safety measures and personal hygiene rules, warning against complacency. He noted that while Tajikistan has eradicated the virus, it is crucial to continue following these guidelines to prevent any potential resurgence.
Interestingly, world leaders have been vaccinated against covid symptoms, a testament to the global efforts to combat the pandemic. However, President Rahmon did not mention any plans for a vaccination campaign in Tajikistan.
In addition to the directly stated measures, there are no specific publicly available records detailing additional paid government aid measures by Tajikistan for its national health system in 2020. The search results do not report other explicit financial or material support programs apart from these main ones.
As Tajikistan continues to celebrate its covid symptoms eradication, the focus now shifts to maintaining this achievement and ensuring the safety and wellbeing of its citizens. The government's efforts have shown promising results, but vigilance and continued adherence to safety measures will be key in preserving this hard-earned victory.
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