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650 tenants of Sharjah's gutted Abbco Tower screened for coronavirus
Sharjah - The tower was destroyed in a blaze last week.
Abdullah Sultan bin Khadim, executive director of Sharjah Charity Association (SCA), said that the association teams, in coordination with the Emirates European Hospital, conducted Covid-19 screening tests of 650 residents of the gutted tower. The tenants were also provided with all types of medical examination, treatment and medication in the hotels, where they are currently staying.
The SCA will continue to hand out food parcels and offer basic needs to the families until the maintenance of their flats in the affected tower is complete, Bin Khadim pointed out.
He said that SCA teams conducted survey to determine the further aid that the residents need.
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