In the wake of the Covid-19 outbreak, Qatar imposed a harsh lockdown on camps where migrant workers live in close quarters with inadequate amenities.

Raja has now been under lockdown at his camp for nearly 15 days. The migrants’ camp he lives in at Salwa Road, Doha, is home to nearly 16,000 others, including 5,000 Nepali migrant workers. He shares his room and bathroom with four other Nepalis. His kitchen is also used by 48 others from different countries.
Qatar sealed off the workers’ camps to contain the spread of Covid-19, linked to poor living conditions. Qatar’s desperate attempts to control the spread of the contagious disease have resulted in converting the camps into “coronavirus prisons”.

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