Bahrain inaugurates first clinic to treat Covid-19 active cases | THE DAILY TRIBUNE | KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN

Bahrain inaugurates first clinic to treat Covid-19 active cases | THE DAILY TRIBUNE | KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN

Bahrain Health Minister Faeqa Bint Said Al-Saleh inaugurated the first specialized clinic at the Al-Shamil Medical Centre to implement the new treatment protocol for active COVID-19 cases, using "Sotrovimab" and drugs that develop monoclonal antibodies, the Bahrain News Agency (BNA) reported. The new treatment protocol is part of Bahrain's continuous efforts to combat coronavirus, the ministry said in a statement carried by BNA. During the inauguration, which was attended by the British Ambassador Bahrain Roddy Drummond, Bahrain health sector's officials and a delegation from the GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) company, the minister affirmed the government's keenness to deliver the best and latest approved treatment for infected persons, as well as to protect them from the COVID-19's dangerous health repercussions. She pointed out that the challenges created by the pandemic require more efforts to confront it, especially regarding ways to consolidate the health security of societies, stressing that Bahrain will continue adopting pioneering initiatives and exerting all efforts to combat the virus. The minister also said that the visiting delegation from GSK will be informed closely about Bahrain's experience, as well as train the medical staff on the guiding principles on using the right medicine and implementing the protocol of the new drug