Eating out, poor hand hygiene and erratic weather may be among causes, say medics
Authorities yesterday announced that UAE citizens and residents were required to take a Covid-19 test before travelling abroad. Addressing a virtual briefing on Wednesday, Dr Seif Al Dhaheri, spokesperson for the National Emergency Crisis and Disasters Management Authority (NCEMA), said travellers must apply for a permit through the website of the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship (ICA). Travel is allowed only for specific reasons.
It was also announced that Covid-19 testing centres run by the Abu Dhabi Health Services Company (Seha) outside the emirate will now operate over the weekends. With this, the eight screening centres would be open seven days a week at extended working hours of 10am to 8pm to increase testing capacity. The move will help residents and visitors secure a Covid-negative certificate, which is a requirement to enter Abu Dhabi.
Yesterday, mosques and other places of worship in the UAE opened their doors for the faithful, after a period of 107 days.
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