Coronavirus: UAE reports 342 Covid-19 cases, 323 recoveries, 1 death – News

More than 189 million PCR tests have been performed in the country to date

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The UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention reported 342 Covid-19 coronavirus cases on Monday, with 323 recoveries and one death.

The total number of active cases is 18,300.

New cases were detected through 218,610 additional tests.

As of September 26, the UAE has a total of 1,025,910 cases and a total cure rate of 1,005,266. The death toll now stands at 2,344.

Residents may soon be able to travel Pharmacies in UAE get yourself vaccinated Influenza and Covid-19.

This revelation is Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) Press Conference On Monday, it was said that it would only be allowed if certain guidelines laid down by the country’s health authorities were followed.

In addition, it was revealed that Mandatory interval of two weeks No more going between Covid-19 and a flu shot, as has been the case so far.

The decision to make these two vaccines available in pharmacies was made to improve easy to vaccinate For citizens and residents, this will ultimately increase immunization rates in the community.

Dr Hussain Abdul Rahman Al Rand, Assistant Under-Secretary for Public Health, said: “We do this for the convenience of people. People will just go to the pharmacy to get vaccinated. Some people are busy all day. So they don’t have time to go. primary health care or hospital, but they can easily go to the nearest pharmacy to ask for the vaccines that are available, and there will be a fee per pharmacy. “

Dr Rand further clarified this, saying: “Every pharmacy will apply because it should Licensed by the relevant authorities. I think this has already started in Abu Dhabi and Dubai and will start soon in the north of the UAE. Maybe by the end of the month or early October. Every pharmacy that wants to get vaccinated, they should meet some requirements.

“People can now take both Covid and the flu (vaccine) on the same day. That’s what the latest research and surveys show. This is according to World Health Organization (WHO) recommendations. “