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23Set’21
New disposition for mask use
The restrictions taken by the UAE regarding the mask ,more than 18 months ago ,have been decreased. The ministry of health and the national emergency crisis and disasters management authority have announced that masks will have to be used in all public spaces except for the 6 public spaces where it is not compulsory . Despite this People will still have to keep a safe distance. Here is the list of spaces where it is not allowed to be used: When exercising in public places; on beaches and in swimming pools; when alone in closed places; salons or beauty centres; medical centres; when members of the same household are travelling in their private vehicles. Source: https://www.khaleejtimes.com/coronavirus-pandemic/covid-19-in-uae-masks-not-needed-in-these-6-places
05Set’21
Here’s what you need to travel to Abu Dhabi
From September 5th passengers who are completely vaccinated against Covid-19 or coming from countries belonging to the Green List, won’t be forced to quarantine. As Etihad stated, to be considered fully vaccinated, travelers must have got two doses of the same vaccine at least 14 days before departure. Source: https://www.khaleejtimes.com/coronavirus-pandemic/explained-covid-guidelines-quarantine-rules-pcr-tests-for-passengers-to-abu-dhabi 06Ago’21
“Green pass”: issuing modalities for Italian Citizens who vaccinated or recovered abroad
The Italian Government just published a new circular describing the new modalities to get an EU Covid Green Pass for Italian Citizens vaccinated or who have recovered abroad. Starting from the fourth of August, Italian citizens and their relatives, who recovered abroad from Covid-19 or got vaccinated abroad against SARS-CoV-2 might ask, if they are on Italian soil, the issue of the EU Green Pass. To apply, the applicant needs to go to the ASL in charge for his territory, bringing in addition to a valid ID the following documents, depending on the kind of EU Green Pass you want to apply for: a) Vaccinal Certificate issued by the foreign Sanitary Authority, that needs to report at least the following: - name, surname, birth date; - info about the vaccine(name and batch); - injection date; - issuing nation name, Sanitary Authority name. For the issue of the EU Green Pass, only the following vaccines approved by the EMA and the AIFA are valid: Comirnaty (PfizerBioNtech); Spikevax (Moderna); Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca); COVID-19 Vaccine Janssen (Janssen-Johnson & Johnson). b) Recovery certificate issued by the foreign Sanitary Authority, which needs to report at least the following: - name, surname, birth date; - information about the past SARS-CoV-2 infection, following a positive swab (first molecular swab date); - issuing nation name, Sanitary Authority name. The latter two certificates (“a” and “b”), to be valid for the Green Pass issue, need to be drafted in English. To get more information visit the Italian Government dedicated website: https://www.esteri.it/mae/it/ministero/normativaonline/decreto-iorestoacasa-domande-frequenti/focus-cittadini-italiani-in-rientro-dall-estero-e-cittadini-stranieri-in-italia.html Claudio Nuzzi
03Nov’20
Covid-19: Latest Developments in the UAE
Here is a summary of all the latest Covid-19 developments you need to know: The United Arab Emirates reports 1,234 cases of Covid-19, 1,516 recoveries, 1 death On Monday, the UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention reported 1,234 cases of the Covid-19 coronavirus, along with 1,516 recoveries. One death was also reported. As many as 71,466 new Covid-19 tests have been carried out, bringing the total to over 13.3 million tests so far. In a pilot project announced yesterday, Tasjeel Auto Village in Sharjah launched a drive-through car test service in coordination with the Sharjah police. The service guarantees compliance with Covid-19 security measures. The drive-through center offers services such as license plate and mileage checks; and test the condition of lights, tires, paint and under the hood. Previously, basic testing and registration services required a physical inspection. With the new service, drivers can complete inspections of their vehicles from the comfort of their vehicles "within two minutes". UAE researchers design a reusable 3D printed mask that meets N95 requirements A team of researchers from Khalifa University of Science and Technology has designed a reusable 3D printed mask as a potential replacement for the standard N95 masks that are in short supply during the Covid-19 pandemic. The university's Aerospace Research and Innovation Center (ARIC) said on Monday that the team is currently developing various aspects of the design. Requirements are being considered, including filtration performance, geometry / fit, flexibility, material suitability for medical applications and manufacturability. Medical-grade materials were used in the manufacture of the components. A prototype has already been printed and an evaluation will be performed before it is approved. N95 respirators and surgical masks (face masks) are personal protective equipment (PPE) that protect the wearer from airborne particles and liquids that contaminate the face. They are essential supplies for healthcare workers and other medical responders. Five UAE-based scientists receive Dh2.5 million grants for Covid-19 research. Edited by IICUA on Source: Khaleej Times
24Set’20
The United Arab Emirates resume issuing entry permits
In order to contain the spread of Covid-19, the United Arab Emirates had decided, on March 17, to temporarily suspend the issuance of visas. Today, with the aim of easing restrictions and strengthening efforts to support the country's economic recovery plans, the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship (FAIC), has decreed the resumption of the issuance of entry permits, to except for working ones. The decision was made in response to current data represented in the package of precautionary measures and travel mechanisms adopted by the air transport sector, as well as the application of various practices aimed at combating the coronavirus pandemic which appear to represent the right balance needed between the implementation of precautionary measures Covid-19 and the return of tourists. Elaboration by IICUAE on source Khaleej
23Set’20
First dose of Covid-19 vaccine for the United Arab Emirates
The Ministry of Health and Prevention (Mohap) has started administering the first Covid-19 vaccines approved in the UAE to the medical and nursing staff of the Al Qassimi hospital in Sharjah, other than some officials and the minister, in order to protect firstly the healthcare of the professionals on the front line. The minister said: " This step clearly underlines the interest and support of the wise leadership for all workers in the health sector and its commitment to providing them with the highest levels of safety." The vaccine, now in the final stages of the process in four countries including the UAE, resulted clinically safe and effective. In any case, vaccinated patients will be monitored in order to deal with any negative effects that may arise. Elaboration by IICUAE on source Khaleej
20Set’20
UAE Minister of Health receives first dose of Covid-19 vaccine
The UAE announced last week that the vaccine will be available mainly to frontline workers dealing with Covid-19 patients The UAE’s minister of Health and Prevention, Abdul Rahman Al Owais, has received the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine currently being tested in the country. The move comes after the UAE announced last week that the vaccine, which is currently under Phase III trails in the country, will be available mainly to frontline workers dealing with Covid-19 patients. Al Owais stressed that the measure is “fully and completely compatible with the regulations and laws that allow a faster review of licensing procedures,” official news agency WAM reported. Studies on its safety have also been reviewed and demonstrated that it is safe to use, officials said. The results of the studies during the third phase also showed that the vaccine is effective and generated antibodies to the virus. The world’s first Phase III trial were conducted as a partnership between Abu Dhabi based G42 Healthcare, and Sinopharm CNBG, the world’s sixth largest vaccine manufacturer. In the UAE, 31,000 volunteers, representing 125 nationalities, participated in the clinical trials. The UAE reported 809 new Covid-19 cases on Saturday, after 103,124 tests were undertaken to screen people for the virus. The total number of infections recorded recorded in the country has now reached 84,242. To view the full article, visit the website: Gulfnews
10Set’20
Coronavirus news bulletin: UAE has high recovery rate; one person infects 45 people; 22 outlets warned for breaking rules
Here is a summary of all the latest Covid-19 developments you need to know: The United Arab Emirates reports 644 cases of Covid-19, 410 recoveries, one death. UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention reported on Tuesday 644 cases of the Covid-19 coronavirus, along with 410 recoveries. One death was also reported. More than 71,000 new Covid-19 tests were performed across the country, bringing the total to over 7.6 million Covid-19 tests. On Monday, the UAE approved a national policy that will ensure quality vaccines are readily available across the country. It will also raise awareness of the importance of vaccines and support innovation and research. The policy includes provisions to safeguard public health during emergencies and epidemics. UAE has a low death rate, high recovery The UAE has conducted a total of 7.5 million Covid-19 tests since the start of the pandemic, a senior official said. At 0.5 percent, the country has one of the lowest death rates in the world. It also has one of the highest recovery rates in the world at 90%. Dr Omar Al Hammadi, official spokesman for the UAE government, said: “The high recovery rate is largely due to modern and innovative treatment methods, expanding the scope of examinations, availability of staff. medical and supplies, to the increase in the capacity to receive cases and the availability of a strategic stock of drugs “. To view the full article, visit the website: Khaleej
