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Philanthropists in UAE donate millions to fight Covid-19
Dubai - Generous contributions are pouring in cash and kind to combat the coronavirus.
be overlooked so that our state remains a symbol of security and safety," said Zarouni.
"There is a common responsibility that everyone should take part in, to double efforts and provide all that is required, so the UAE remains a model in ensuring the best lifestyle for everybody who lives on its soil, as well as its visitors," he added.
Khalaf Al Habtoor has donated 50 state-of-the-art ambulance vehicles and a medically-equipped building to be used for quarantine purposes. Al Habtoor said he will establish an integrated virology laboratory for medical research to support global efforts in the fight against the Coronavirus.
"We are pleased to offer our support to government to help it respond with full force to this urgent challenge. We ask God Almighty to help us and the world to overcome this crisis safely. Our support is in light of the precautionary and preventive measures that the state has taken since the early discovery of the virus," said Al Habtoor.
Al Futtaim Group has set up a fund of Dh100 million for retailers at its malls in Dubai. The fund will cover up to three months' rent relief for 'eligible' tenants, who run the risk of being caught in business disruption and slowdown.
"We remain steadfast in our support to our leadership in facing this critical situation. Backed by collaboration with all stakeholders, we are confident in our ability to tide over these challenges without any significant impact," said Al Futtaim. "We are proud to be one of Dubai's key partners in its economic progress. This pride comes with a huge responsibility both towards our country and our retail business partners who are part of the group's success."
Emirati national Mohamed Ghaith bin Maha Al Mazrouie has given the UAE authorities full access to his residential compound at Khalifa (A) city to turn into a quarantine facility. The compound consists of 50 luxurious rooms with separate toilets.
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