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Al Hosn adopts color-coding scheme for vaccination status

The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) has approved a new color-coding scheme for people’s vaccination status and PCR test validity.

Under the ‘green pass’ system, Al Hosn app will be used to show people’s vaccination status and PCR test validity under six categories.

The green pass protocol allows federal and local authorities to determine the use of Al Hosn app according to their individual needs and procedures to ensure the safety and health of citizens, residents and visitors.

The changes will enhance safe movement and tourism in the country, said the ministry.

Category 1 covers those vaccinated who have received their second dose at least 28 days earlier or are volunteers in vaccine trials; for them, a negative PCR test result will appear on Al Hosn app in green for 30 days as well as show the active icon (letter E or Gold Star) for seven days.

Category 2 covers those who have received their second dose less than 28 days earlier; for them, a negative PCR test result will appear on Al Hosn app in green for 14 days.

Category 3 includes those who have received their first dose and are waiting for their second dose appointment; for them, a negative PCR test result will appear on Al Hosn app in green for seven days.

Category 4 covers those who have received their first dose and are late to their second dose appointment by 42 days or more; for them, a negative PCR test result will appear on Al Hosn app in green for three days.

Category 5 covers those with vaccine exemption certificates as per approved processes; for them, a negative PCR test result will appear on Al Hosn app in green for seven days.

Category 6 covers those unvaccinated and eligible for vaccination; for them, a negative PCR test result will appear on Al Hosn app in green for three days.

For all categories, the Al Hosn status will turn from green to grey once the relevant PCR test validity ends.

The status will turn red should the test result be positive and appropriate procedures will have to be followed.

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