UAE Coronavirus update: 3,251 Covid-19 cases, 3,860 recoveries, 14 deaths

Date:

Over 26.5 million tests have been conducted across the country to date.

The UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention on Friday reported 3,251 cases of the Covid-19 coronavirus, along with 3,860 recoveries.

Fourteen deaths were also reported.

The new cases were detected through additional 148,574 tests.

The total number of cases in UAE as on February 5 stand at 320,126 while total recoveries are 297,040. The death toll rises to 902.

Over 26.5 million tests have been conducted across the country to date.

Qatar on Thursday re-imposed a slew of restrictions on education, leisure and business activities across the country in a bid to curb the spread of the ongoing pandemic.

It is the latest Gulf state to tighten restrictions in recent days.

Closer to home, Ajman’s Department of Economic Development has reduced the timings of cafeterias and cafes operating in the emirate, as a precautionary measure against the spread of Covid-19.

Effective Friday, February 5, the eateries are to shut by 12 midnight, the department said. They will be able to offer home delivery services after this time.

Meanwhile, UAE airlines on Thursday announced travel restrictions to Kuwait.

Emirates airline, Etihad Airways and Flydubai made the announcement after Kuwait said it would suspend entry for non-citizens for two weeks as of February 7, following a rise in coronavirus cases.

Share post:

Subscribe

spot_imgspot_img

Popular

More like this
Related

UAE Weather: Rainfall Hits Sharjah as Unstable Conditions Persist

NCM forecasts rain, gusty winds and blowing dust in...

Adnoc vessel targeted by missile in Strait of Hormuz as UAE condemns Iran attack

No injuries reported as attack brought under control. The UAE’s...

No mobile signal? UAE satellites could keep regular phones connected

Space42 and Skylo complete satellite-to-phone SMS and emergency SOS...

Abu Dhabi Police commend officers who assisted man crossing the road

Two traffic officers recognised for humanitarian response and community...