18 Feb 2021 - 7:48
A FIFA Club World Cup spectator undergoing swab test.
The Peninsula
Primary Health Care Corporation (PHCC) has successfully completed the spectators screening project for those who attended the FIFA Club World Cup, under the guidance of the Managing Director, Dr. Mariam Ali Abdul Malik.
It complemented the success achieved in managing the same project at the conclusion of H H the Amir Cup and AFC Finals 2020, following the methodology and the firm system starting from Project Strategic Planning to Operational Implementation Phase, said PHCC in a statement yesterday.
PHCC, in partnership with Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) and Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC), supported Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy (SCDL) in hosting the FIFA Club World Cup as per the new sports protocols, which were suited to the world’s COVID-19 current phase.
I m told : Journalist says Alaba is making one very unique demand if he is to join Chelsea
February 18, 2021
David Alaba will only be persuaded to sign for Chelsea or any of his other interested suitors if they meet his special request, according to Matt Law.
Speaking on the London Is Blue podcast, the Telegraph’s Football News Correspondent claimed the mercurial centre-back had explained exactly what he wanted from whoever manages to secure him next.
“I’m told by a very good source that he wants to go to a club who will offer him opportunities in defensive midfield,” said Law.
16 Feb 2021
As the action unfolded during the FIFA Club World Cup Qatar 2020™ final between Bayern Munich and Tigres UANL at Education City Stadium, a much quieter space was made available for fans with autism in the upper bowls of the stadium.
The sensory room provided a safe space for fans with neurobehavioural needs to retreat to during the game and enjoy the match in a space that is fitted out with equipment designed to engage the senses with controlled lighting, interactive projections and different toys.
Sensory rooms are part of a wider initiative by the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy (SC) to ensure that the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ is accessible to all fans, regardless of their disability. Similar sensory rooms have been set up in the past at Al Janoub and Khalifa International stadiums, two venues which will host matches during Qatar 2022. These types of spaces are planned for stadiums when the World Cup comes to the Middle East and Arab world
As the action unfolded during the FIFA Club World Cup Qatar 2020 final between Bayern Munich and Tigres UANL at Education City Stadium, a much quieter space was made available for fans with autism in the upper bowls of the stadium.
The sensory room provided a safe space for fans with neurobehavioural needs to retreat to during the game and enjoy the match in a space that is fitted out with equipment designed to engage the senses with controlled lighting, interactive projections and different toys.
Sensory rooms are part of a wider initiative by the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy (SC) to ensure that the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 is accessible to all fans, regardless of their disability. Similar sensory rooms have been set up in the past at Al Janoub and Khalifa International stadiums, two venues that will host matches during Qatar 2022. These types of spaces are planned for stadiums when the World Cup comes to the Middle East and Arab world for the first time in less than t
(MENAFN - Gulf Times) More than 1,500 volunteers from across Qatar were recently recruited to support the FIFA Club World Cup 2020 Local Organising Committee as the county delivered another successful edition of the tournament.
Working within strict Covid-19 safety protocols, volunteers played a critical role in delivering a safe and enjoyable tournament, during which a limited number of fans returned to the stands at Education City and Ahmad Bin Ali stadiums and six teams representing five confederations traveled to Qatar to compete across seven matches.
The volunteers were divided across 13 different functions, including more than 100 volunteers being dedicated to the ticketing centre where fans underwent a Covid-19 test prior to receiving their match tickets.