2 May – ACOVID-19 outbreak is reported in Doha central prison, withovercrowding, limited medical care, and inadequate hygiene. TheQatari government confirms the cases and says regular health checks and testings have been conducted.[8]
22 May – The EHTERAZcontact-tracing app becomes mandatory; restrictions on vehicle capacity, buses, and group sports are introduced.[6]
1 June – New legislation restricts outdoor work inextreme heat, prohibiting work from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and stopping work atwet-bulb globe temperatures above 32.1 °C.[9]
28 June – Employees of Imperial Trading and Construction Company (ITCC) file complaints with the Labor Dispute Resolution Committees andlocal police over months of unpaid wages.[10]
27 October – The Qatari Government Communications Office confirms that the Labor Ministry had openedlegal proceedings against Lalibela Cleaning & Services for unpaid wages and delayed salary payments.[10]