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Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed gets tested for COVID-19 in the new drive-through testing site launched in Abu Dhabi. (Twitter/@MohamedBinZayed)
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Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed drives into the new drive-through coronavirus testing site launched in Abu Dhabi. (Twitter/@MohamedBinZayed)
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The UAE launched a coronavirus drive-through test zone where residents would be able to get tested for COVID-19 while remaining in their cars. (Twitter/@MohamedBinZayed)
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Updated 29 March 2020
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UAE launches drive-through coronavirus test

  • Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed posted photos of himself being tested on his official Twitter account
  • The UAE’s Ministry of Health reported 63 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total tally to 468
Updated 29 March 2020
Arab News

LONDON: The UAE announced the launch of a coronavirus drive-through test zone where residents would be able to get tested for COVID-19 while remaining in their cars.
Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed posted photos of himself being tested on his official Twitter account, saying: “Today, I visited the mobile COVID-19 Test Center set up by SEHA as part of measures to contain the virus. Medical teams out in the field are the first line of protection of the UAE, their sacrifices safeguard our health.” 

Earlier on Saturday, the UAE’s Ministry of Health reported 63 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total tally to 468.

 

Topics: UAE coronavirus Coronavirus

Kuwait emir lambasts ‘brutal’ Iran attacks, affirms right to self-defense

Kuwait’s emir on Monday condemned Iran’s attacks on his country, where 12 people have been killed so far. (Screenshot)
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Kuwait emir lambasts ‘brutal’ Iran attacks, affirms right to self-defense

Updated 58 min 33 sec ago
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KUWAIT CITY: Kuwait’s emir on Monday condemned Iran’s attacks on his country, where 12 people have been killed so far, as Tehran strikes out at the Gulf in response to US-Israeli attacks.
“Our country has been subjected to a brutal attack by a neighboring Muslim country, which we consider a friend, even though we have not permitted the use of our land, airspace, or coasts for any military action against it, and we have repeatedly informed them of this through our diplomatic channels,” said Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah in a televised speech.
He also insisted on Kuwait’s “full and inherent right to self-defense,” speaking for the first time since Iran’s attacks began on February 28.

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