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After clarifying the media response in Qatar and Australia to COVID-19, the previous table shows the difference between them, as it showed the preference of the media response in the State of Qatar, as the media response was very quick and effective, unlike Australia, where the media response was slow and they did not take the pandemic seriously, The focus and aim of the media in Qatar and Australia were both on ensuring the spread of information to educate the public and inform them of the procedures and instructions, but Qatar excelled in this step in that it was familiar with all residents of Qatar, even those who do not speak the national language in Qatar, so that it took the necessary measures to ensure understanding of these matters.Unlike the media in Australia, the reports were variable and focused on several topics, such as initially on disseminating information about COVID-19 outside Australia, but in the middle pandemic crisis the focus was on the pandemic in Australia, and information, guidance and vaccines were disseminated about COVID-19, but the course of media reports quickly changed to covering political news and conflicts, blaming and criticizing government measures such as failure to quarantine in hotels and elderly care facilities and failure to communicate information.For Communities of Cultural and Linguistic Diversity (CaLD).In general, the media response in Qatar was better than the media response in Australia.

After clarifying the media response in Qatar and Australia to COVID-19, the previous table shows the difference between them, as it showed the preference of the media response in the State of Qatar, as the media response was very quick and effective, unlike Australia, where the media response was slow and they did not take the pandemic seriously, The focus and aim of the media in Qatar and Australia were both on ensuring the spread of information to educate the public and inform them of the procedures and instructions, but Qatar excelled in this step in that it was familiar with all residents of Qatar, even those who do not speak the national language in Qatar, so that it took the necessary measures to ensure understanding of these matters. The category is for procedures and information, which prompted the use of media in different languages and the development of media such as new radio channels were created specifically for some languages and the creation of the EHTERAZ application, which was available on all phones and in multiple languages to the public to help clarify procedures and complete information about COVID-19. This led to Achieving the aim of the State of Qatar for the media response to COVID-19, the low number of deaths, and the rapid control of the pandemic. But on the other hand, in Australia, the media did not take into account the Cultural and Linguistic Diversity (CaLD) communities and did not take any measures for them, which led to a failure to achieve the aim of the media response in Australia, and not all of the public understood the instructions and guidelines, and this led to an increase in the number of deaths due to the spread of the pandemic. Also, the media in the State of Qatar excelled in terms of focusing all news reports on COVID-19 from the beginning of the pandemic until its end. Unlike the media in Australia, the reports were variable and focused on several topics, such as initially on disseminating information about COVID-19 outside Australia, but in the middle pandemic crisis the focus was on the pandemic in Australia, and information, guidance and vaccines were disseminated about COVID-19, but the course of media reports quickly changed to covering political news and conflicts, blaming and criticizing government measures such as failure to quarantine in hotels and elderly care facilities and failure to communicate information. For Communities of Cultural and Linguistic Diversity (CaLD). Finally, the media in Qatar was diverse, such as social media, SMS, press conferences, TV/radio coverage, educational videos, online workshops, and engagement with community leaders who do not speak Qatar’s national language, but in Australia the media was Such as the Internet, television, radio, and print. In general, the media response in Qatar was better than the media response in Australia.