🇶🇦 Qatar

Consignes officielles vérifiées le 4 nov. 2026

Les consignes officielles sont présentées dans leur résumé original en anglais.

Consultez la source officielle. Certains conseils de cette page proviennent d'articles de presse (The Peninsula (reporting Ministry of Interior), The Peninsula (reporting Government Communications Office), The Peninsula, Gulf Times (reporting Government Communications Office)), car nous n'avons pas encore pu lire les pages officielles. Vérifiez auprès de : General Directorate of Civil Defence, Ministry of Interior. ↗

Situation du jour

Ce que recommandent vos autorités

Qatar : les autorités n'ont pas publié de durée d'autonomie recommandée (ou nous ne l'avons pas encore trouvée). Voir ce que recommandent d'autres pays.

Ministry of Interior (MOI) – General Directorate of Civil Defence

Bon à savoir

• Qatar has not published a household stockpiling guide (days of supplies or water) that we could find. Guidance focuses on staying indoors and following official alerts.
• Make sure emergency alerts are enabled on your phone, and follow only official sources (Ministry of Interior, Government Communications Office).

Numéros d'urgence

Emergency (police, ambulance, civil defence)^[4]999
Emergency for deaf people^[4]992

Comment vous serez alerté

The national early warning system sends a 'National Emergency Alert' to all mobile phones; the Ministry of Interior also posts alerts and video messages on its social media. When you get an alert: follow the instructions of the official authorities, stay at home or in a safe location and do not go out unless absolutely necessary, keep following official updates and rely only on official sources. If driving, continue calmly to your destination or a safe place (don't stop unnecessarily, film or use your phone), then shelter and wait. At work, follow the building's safety team, avoid moving between floors, and use stairs rather than lifts if you must leave. Stay inside until the authorities confirm it is safe.^[1]^[2]^[3]

Abris et protection civile

If you hear interceptions or an explosion, or receive an alert, stay inside or move to a safe location. Safe places indoors: basements, interior rooms, hallways or corridors, and spaces under staircases. Unsafe: areas near external walls, near glass windows, rooftops and open areas. If outside, stay calm, find a safe covered and enclosed place that offers protection, and keep together with others. Stay inside until the authorities confirm it is safe.^[1]^[3]

General Directorate of Civil Defence, Ministry of Interior

Guides

Sources

[1] Safe and unsafe indoor locations to seek shelter: MoI (7 March 2026) — The Peninsula (reporting Ministry of Interior), accessed 2026-11-04
[2] New national emergency alert orders stay at home in Qatar (2 March 2026) — The Peninsula, accessed 2026-11-04
[3] Qatar issues guidance on how to respond to early warning system alerts (9 March 2026) — The Peninsula (reporting Government Communications Office), accessed 2026-11-04
[4] GCO lists hotlines to remember (23 May 2020) — Gulf Times (reporting Government Communications Office), accessed 2026-11-04
[5] Civil Defence – Ministry of Interior portal — Ministry of Interior, State of Qatar (official), accessed 2026-11-04