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Coronavirus: UAE reports 626 Covid-19 cases, 918 recoveries, 1 death

Dubai - Nearly 9.5 million Covid-19 tests have been carried out in the UAE so far.

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The UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention on Monday reported 626 cases of the Covid-19 coronavirus, along with 918 recoveries.
The new cases were detected through additional 76,888 tests.
MoHAP also reported one death.
As of today, total number of cases in the country stand at 92,095 with 81,462 recoveries. Death toll rises to 413.

 

 

 

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JUST IN: The UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention on Monday, September 28 announced 626 new cases of the Covid-19, taking the total number of cases in the country to 91,469. ?This was announced after 76,888 new tests were performed in UAE. ?? MoHAP also announced 918 new recoveries, taking the total number of recoveries to 81,462 as of September 28.??? ????? MoHAP also announced 1 new death. The death toll stands at 4138 as of September 28.??? Read all the details on KhaleejTimes.com?????????????? .???? .???? #uae #covid19 #covid19pandemic #coronavirus #coronavirusoutbreak #justin #coronavirusnews
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Nearly 9.5 million Covid-19 tests have been carried out in the UAE so far.

Continuing to crack down on establishments not adhering to Covid-19 guidelines, authorities in Dubai shut down six sports facilities and warned 10 others yesterday, while two salons were also closed.

Meanwhile, it was also announced yesterday that fines of up to Dh250,000 will be imposed on private schools found not complying with the Covid-19 safety guidelines issued for the reopening of campuses for in-class lessons, according to education regulators. The Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge (Adek) confirmed to Khaleej Times on Sunday that it had issued out the list of penalties to private schools in the emirate, which includes hefty fines if a school fails to comply with the health and safety measures issued earlier for the reopening of schools. The safety guidelines were intended to provide a safe learning environment for students and the school community amid the Covid-19 pandemic.