AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHeat Safety at Work: Qatar’s Ministry of Labour reminded employers and workers to follow summer working-hour rules to cut heat-stress risks: outdoor work before 10am, no direct-sun work from 10am to 3:30pm, and work resumes after 3:30pm (ban runs June 1–Sept 15). Kids’ Hidden Summer Risks: Sidra Medicine warned parents that children can become seriously unwell fast in hot weather, urging steady hydration and early recognition of dehydration, heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Consumer Health Crackdown: Qatar’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry said violations that threaten consumer health and safety are treated as high-risk and can be acted on within hours, with after-sales warranty and spare-part delays flagged as common issues. Disability Rights Push: Qatar highlighted new protections for persons with disabilities, including Law No. (22) of 2025 and the “Yusr” digital platform to improve accessibility to services. PHCC Care Summer: PHCC wrapped its first week of “Care Summer” for 123 students, offering hands-on training across six health centres. Fraud Protection Upgrade: Ooredoo partnered with Callsign to bring stronger digital identity and fraud prevention for banks, airlines, healthcare providers and government agencies. Telecom Health Ranking: Qatar topped Kearney’s 2026 Global Telecom Health Index for customer satisfaction and overall telecom sector health.
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