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UAE reports 15 new Covid-19 cases, total now at 113
As of Tuesday, 127,000 individuals had been tested for coronavirus in the UAE
On Tuesday night, the UAE’s Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHaP) announced 15 new Covid-19 coronavirus cases in the country taking the total number of confirmed cases to 113.
“The new cases have been detected through the ministry’s early monitoring and reporting system and after examining those who had been in close contact with already confirmed cases in addition to individuals coming from abroad who had been all under quarantine,” said MoHaP in a statement, reported by official news agency WAM.
“The newly confirmed cases are all in a stable condition and receiving all required healthcare services. They belong to different nationalities, including one individual each from Kyrgyzstan, Serbia, Italy, the Netherlands, Australia, Germany, USA, Greece, Russia, Ukraine, and Bangladesh, in addition to two persons each from Britain and Spain,” added the ministry...
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced that country's the first two deaths from the novel coronavirus Saturday.
The Ministry of Health and Prevention said an Arab national, 78, who came from Europe, had a heart attack, "coinciding with complications" from the virus.
The second patient was a 58-year-old Asian and resident of the UAE, who had prior chronic illnesses, including heart disease and kidney failure, which "further complicated" abilities to fight the virus.
Covid-19 in UAE: 13 new cases, 7 recoveries confirmed
Official urges residents to avoid public place such as malls and restaurants
March 15, 2020.
Reuters/Satish Kumar
By Staff Writer, Khaleej Times
UAE confirmed 13 new cases of Covid-19 and seven recoveries on Saturday.
The announcement was made during a media briefing by the Ministry of Health and Prevention.
Dr. Farida Al Hosani of MoHAP said that 13 new coronavirus cases were reported in the country, taking the total number of cases to 153 in UAE...
AlKhaleej Today
UAE reports 13 new coronavirus cases, seven more recoveries
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Mohamed Nass - Dubai - The UAE announced on Saturday the detection of 13 new coronavirus cases and the recovery of seven more individuals...
...The spokesperson said that following the discovery of the new cases, the total number of COVID-19 cases in the UAE had reached 153.
The new cases include three people each from Britain and Pakistan, four from Bangladesh, and one each from Portugal, Poland, and the US, she said, stressing that they are all in a stable condition and receiving all necessary healthcare services.
The new recoveries are from various nationalities as well, including two each from India and the UAE, and one each from Italy, Britain, and the Philippines, bringing to 38 the total tally of those who have already recovered from the disease in the country, she explained.
Al Hosani added that two deaths from COVID-19 were confirmed in the country on Friday.
"The first was a 78-year old Arab national who had arrived in the country from Europe. The cause of death was a heart attack, coinciding with complications from coronavirus. The other individual, a 58-year-old Asian national and resident of the UAE, had prior chronic illnesses – heart disease and kidney failure – which further complicated their inability to fight the disease," she explained, stressing that both individuals had received all necessary medical care in the country’s medical facilities...
Coronavirus: UAE confirms 45 new cases, three recoveries
Anjana Sankar/Dubai
Filed on March 23, 2020 | Last updated on March 23, 2020 at 05.27 pm
This takes the total number of cases in the country to 198.
The UAE on Monday announced 45 new cases of the Covid-19 coronavirus, taking the total number of registered cases in the country to 198 till date.
The new cases span across different nationalities, including the UK, Canada, India, Pakistan, Philippines, Iraq, Kuwait, Pakistan, Italy, Peru, Ethiopia, Lebanon, Somalia, Sudan and Egypt to name a few, Dr Farida Al Hosani, the official spokesperson for the health sector, said in a media briefing...
...Dubai: The Ministry of Health and Prevention today announced 50 new cases of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, as well as the recovery of four people.
These new cases were among individuals who had close contact with cases announced previously, as well as people who returned from abroad. The total number of confirmed cases in the UAE now stands at 248.
The new cases belong to the following nationalities: one person each from Sri Lanka, the UK, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Tunisia, South Africa, Belgium, South Korea, Bulgaria, France, Czech Republic, Australia, Lebanon, Kenya, Maldives, Sudan, Iran, Ireland, Morocco, Pakistan, and Sweden; two each from Italy, Egypt, UAE, Spain, Netherlands, Jordan, the Philippines; three each from the US, Bangladesh, and Palestine, and six from India. All individuals in question are in a stable condition and receiving the necessary medical care...
COVID-19: UAE announces 50 new coronavirus cases, four new recoveries
50 new coronavirus cases bring total to 248, with 45 recoveries
Published: March 24, 2020 19:41 Gulf News Web Report
Dubai: The Ministry of Health and Prevention today announced 50 new cases of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, as well as the recovery of four people.
These new cases were among individuals who had close contact with cases announced previously, as well as people who returned from abroad. The total number of confirmed cases in the UAE now stands at 248.
The new cases belong to the following nationalities: one person each from Sri Lanka, the UK, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Tunisia, South Africa, Belgium, South Korea, Bulgaria, France, Czech Republic, Australia, Lebanon, Kenya, Maldives, Sudan, Iran, Ireland, Morocco, Pakistan, and Sweden; two each from Italy, Egypt, UAE, Spain, Netherlands, Jordan, the Philippines; three each from the US, Bangladesh, and Palestine, and six from India. All individuals in question are in a stable condition and receiving the necessary medical care...
The UAE has announced 85 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the country's total to 333.
They include seven Emiratis and citizens from a number of different countries.
On Wednesday, Dr Farida Al Hosani, spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health and Prevention, said 7 people more have recovered from Covid-19. This takes the UAE's total recovery tally to 52...
Coronavirus: UAE reports 72 new COVID-19 cases
The total number of confirmed COVID-19 patients now stands at 405
Published: March 27, 2020 21:41 Tawfiq Nasrallah, Staff Writer
Gulf News Breaking News
Abu Dhabi: Another 72 people in the UAE have tested positive for coronavirus, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 405, the Ministry of Health and Prevention announced on Friday.
The newly detected cases include one person from each of Sri Lanka, Jordan, Palestine, Syria, Iran, Comoros, China, Saudi Arabia, Kyrgyzstan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Greece, Uruguay, Romania, Sweden, South Africa, Iraq, Yemen and two persons from each of Nepal and Ethiopia...
COVID-19: 1 dead, 102 new infections in the UAE
New infections bring total number to 570, with 58 recoveries
Published: March 29, 2020 20:28 Khitam Al Amir, Staff Writer and Tawfiq Nasrallah, Staff Writer
Abu Dhabi: The UAE on Sunday announced 1 death from COVID-19, and 102 new cases.
This brings the total number of diagnosed cases to 570.
The health ministry spokesperson revealed the new numbers in Abu Dhabi.
The 102 new cases of COVID-19 were identified by tracing contacts of previously announced infections, and failed to adhere to preventive measures and physical distance, in addition to cases related to travel abroad.
COVID-19: UAE announces 41 new coronavirus cases, two deaths
UAE health ministry spokesperson announces new coronavirus cases
Published: March 30, 2020 16:51 Last updated: March 30, 2020 17:39 Inputs from Khitam Al Amir and Tawfiq Nasrallah, Staff Writers
Abu Dhabi: The UAE on Monday announced 41 new cases of COVID-19, raising the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 611. All are in stable condition except two, who are in critical condition.
Two more deaths have been announced as well. The total death toll is now 5.
Three recoveries have also been announced - two Indians and one Filipino...
41 new COVID-19 cases, three recoveries in UAE, distance learning extended until end of school year
UAE
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Mohamed Nass - Dubai - The UAE Government has announced the detection of 41 new coronavirus cases among various nationalities, taking to 611 the number of infections in the country.
The government also announced the full recovery of three patients and the death of two patients due to health complications. A 48-year-old Arab national died while suffering from heart disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes, while an Asian national who died at age 42 also suffered from heart disease. COVID-19 fatalities have now reached five in the UAE...
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