The Ministry of Health is preparing for a new round with the judiciary after Dr. Ghanem Al-Hujailan, a consultant of internal and viral diseases at Adan Hospital, filed an official complaint against the former minister of Health, the undersecretary of the Ministry of Health, and others on charges of corruption of the PCR contracts signed during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis, reports Al-Seyassah daily.

In a series of “tweets” posted on his Twitter account, Dr. Al-Hujailan said, “To complement the national position, I filed a complaint against the former minister, the undersecretary, and others against the background of corruption in the PCR contracts that showed the use of expired materials. The complaints in previous cases were referred to the Ministers Trial Committee.”

While appreciating the position of the Public Prosecutor, Dr. Al-Hujailan addressed His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmed Al-Nawaf by saying, “Unfortunately, we tried to reach your Highness to present the issue of corruption’s appropriation of state funds and other crimes, with proven documents… but you did not respond.”

Dr. Al-Hujailan had referred to a number of violations recorded by the Ministry of Health during the COVID-19 crisis.

He affirmed in October that the Cuban team that “came to help” had paid each doctor among its members KD 10,000 per month.

Dr. Hujailan said, “I wish this had ended, but experimental drugs were used on patients… this is something new!”

Concerning the same issue, he revealed that he went to the Public Prosecution and submitted a report to the Attorney General with the documents he had on the COVID-19 related deaths. He said, “Of course it is known who the former minister and his deputy is. I do not neglect the report of the Cuban team, which was a catastrophe, about causing some deaths by using experimental drugs. I will give my testimony once I get summoned. The files of all COVID-19 deaths will be opened soon.”