Drivers allowing children under the age of 10 to sit in front seats of vehicles face a fine of Dh400
The treatment involves extracting stem cells from the patient's own blood and reintroducing them after activating them. It is expected to add to the global efforts to contain the spread of Covid-19 and to ensure the health and safety of the people of the world. The new treatment was first experimented on a patient on April 4. And so far, 73 patients have been treated by stem cells with 25 per cent in the ICU.
The UAE is slowly easing restrictions put in place to combat Covid-19. The Dubai Metro is now running, restaurants and shops are accepting customers once again, with precautions in place. Even the Gold Souq in Deira, which is among the more populated areas in the emirate, is now open.
Dubai had also eased the 24-hour movement restrictions in Naif and Al Ras areas after no new cases were recorded in the densely populated areas in two days. More than 6,000 tests were conducted among residents in the areas in less than a month.
Dr Abdul Rahman Al Owais, Minister of Health and Prevention, had previously said that an increase in the number of cases is expected as the country has ramped up testing. At over a 1.2 million tests, the UAE has the third highest testing density in the world.
The Abu Dhabi Health Services Company (Seha) operated seven Covid-19 drive-thru testing centres round the clock to ensure none of the staff is infected as they return to work.
Drivers allowing children under the age of 10 to sit in front seats of vehicles face a fine of Dh400
Kanaf centre provides legal, psychological and social support to child victims of physical and sexual abuse
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The country calls for exercising maximum restraint
Palem was founded by husband and wife duo Selim and Juliette Barken to create responsible and desirable collections
Probe demanded into incident where Briton was "beaten and knelt on" by bouncers and police
The institution works with local law enforcement agencies and Interpol to combat illicit activities
The place will open its doors to public on October 5