_1777352244987_250242181.png&w=48&q=75){kind=small}
Parliamentarian Opposes B Hepatitis Policy
MP Fared Al-Bayyadi confirmed that contracting the hepatitis B virus does not prevent teachers from performing their duties or teaching students, as the virus is not transmitted through the air or by shaking hands, but only through blood. He clarified that the risk of transmission from teachers to students in the classroom is unlikely, and that international medical guidelines permit surgeons and healthcare workers to practice their professions even while carrying the virus, unless it is active and involves specific circumstances, such as surgeries where direct blood contact occurs. This statement comes in response to the disqualification of contestants infected with the virus from educational competitions, amid parliamentary calls for an investigation into the reasons behind this decision.
Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary
Comments (0)