Officers found hidden compartments in her luggage, prompting a thorough examination that revealed the illicit substance
The video, reportedly taken from a market in one of Dubai's major residential community, has been making the rounds on social media with captions titled 'another coronavirus case in Dubai' and 'Please don't go towards this locality'. The video shows health professionals wearing yellow hazmat suits, protective masks and other gear.
However, Dr Hussein Abdel-Rahman Al-Rand, the Assistant Undersecretary of Health Centers and Clinics Sector at the Ministry of Health and Prevention confirmed to Khaleej Times, "I presume it was some kind of training exercise, nothing to worry about. Other than the family of four who are under the MOH supervision, there are no other confirmed cases of Novel Coronavirus in the UAE. People should not worry."
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Officers found hidden compartments in her luggage, prompting a thorough examination that revealed the illicit substance
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