Times News Service
"A detailed report on the results will be prepared," the Ministry said, adding that the second phase, which was supposed to start last week, was rescheduled due to the holidays and the closure between governorates. "The first phase resulted in some questions being raised, including the method of selection and other procedures. The selection will be random to avoid bias and individuals selected will receive a text message from the Ministry," the statement explained.
Additionally, participants will not be subject to isolation after sample collection and will not have to wear an electronic tracking bracelet. There are no legal consequences for non-participation as it is voluntary. The Survey has received positive feedback from the community as can be seen through participation," the statement said.