Novel Coronavirus 2019

Surveillance Reports

Suppressing COVID-19 Transmission

For the Public

Questions and Answers:

Heath Tips:

Mental health during COVID-19 outbreak

Circulars and Memorandom:

Memorandum No. 53 of 17/3/2020 Issued By the Minister on filling out the traveller's form on board all the planes flying to Lebanon
Memorandom No.44 of 5/3/2020 Issued by the Minister on Avoiding Travelling and Crowded Places to Prevent the Outbreak of Coronavirus
Circular No. 37 of 28/2/2020 issued by the Minister on the preventive measures against Coronavirus

For the Professionals

Tuberculosis and Corona

Noncommunicable Diseases and the Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

Travel Advice

COVID19 MoPH PASS For Incoming Passengers:

New Procedures for All Incoming Passengers to Lebanon

Circular No. 6/2 on 24/01/2021

To All Airlines and Ground Handling Companies operating at BRHIA Required procedure for the passengers arriving to Lebanon starting January 27,2021
With Reference to decision 46 dated 21/01/2021, and to the last paragraph of Item 1 of the decision 26 dated 11/01/2021,

All Airlines and Ground Handling Companies operating at BRHIA must follow the following instructions:

All airlines shall reduce the number of arriving passengers to Lebanon per day to 20% of the number of passengers who arrived to Lebanon on board of their aircrafts per day during January 2020.
All Passengers arriving to Lebanon, except children under 12 years old, must perform PCR test in a Lab. certified by the countries Local authorities latest 96 hours between the test result and the date of arrival to Lebanon and to show the test result at check-in counters. Passengers not having negative PCR test result are not allowed to board the plane departing to Lebanon.
Item number 4 of circular No. 7/2 dated 27/01/2021 is canceled, all passengers arriving to Lebanon are no longer required to complete the Medical form issued by Lebanese Ministry of Public Health, which was available electronically through the Link: http://maps.moph.gov.lb/covid19/pass.
All passengers arriving to Lebanon, except Children under 12 years age, UNIFIL and members of diplomatic delegations acting in Lebanon, must perform a PCR test upon their arrival to BRHIA, and all airlines shall collect 50 usd on every passenger wishing to travel to Lebanon, which is the cost of PCR test or other medical diagnostic measures that every passenger shall undergo upon arrival to BRHIA through Labs authorized by the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health at the Airport. The Airlines will pay the collected amounts to the designated handling agents at BRHIA on bi-monthly basis i.e. every 15 days, then the handling agents will pay for the laboratories, which performed the tests based on Invoices stamped by the Ministry of Public Health.
To view Circular No. 6/2 issued by Acting Director General of civil aviation on 24/1/2021 on the measures related to the incoming passengers starting 27/1/2021 on the following link:

Circular No. 6/2 issued by Acting Director General of civil aviation on 24/1/2021 on the measures related to the incoming passengers starting 27/1/2021

Laws and Regulations:

PCR Results of Incoming Passengers:

Monitoring of COVID-19 Infection In Lebanon

Statements

Meetings of the National Infectious Disease Committee

Laws and Regulations

مكافحة الأمراض والأوبئة

For any inquiry or clarification regarding the new coronavirus 2019-nCoV, please contact the Ministry of Public Health on the following:

New Hotline:1787
Hotline for complaints and the admission of patients to hospitals: 01/832700
Service of Preventive Medicine: 01/843769 - 01/830300 Ext: 435-436-437
Center of the Quarantine at Beirut Airport: 01/629352
Epidemiological Surveillance Program: 01/614194 - 01/614196

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