Central Labs have tested 3.6M samples since January
The Ministry of Health and Population announced a significant development in the Central Laboratories for Public Health since the beginning of 2026. Approximately 3.6 million samples across various specialties have been analyzed, including water, food, microbiology, as well as clinical samples. The laboratories' accreditation has also been renewed in accordance with international standards such as ISO 17025 and ISO 15189. Additionally, training services and periodic inspections are provided to ensure quality performance. The development included the introduction of 31 new technologies, the deployment of mobile laboratories, and the improvement of financial processes through automation. Moreover, support was provided for surveillance programs and enhancing infection monitoring capabilities using high biosafety level equipment and devices, in collaboration with international organizations such as the World Health Organization and the International Organization for Migration.
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