Month: March 2020
News update: Coronavirus website launched in Abu Dhabi
ABU DHABI, 12th March, 2020 (WAM) — An official website to keep the public informed about the coronavirus outbreak has been launched by the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi, and the Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre.
Developed by the UAE-based artificial intelligence services firm, Saal.ai, the website, addressed as ‘ https://doh.gov.ae/en/covid-19′, includes interactive features, updates from official sources, and answers in English and Arabic to related queries on the novel virus through an AI chatbot.
Source: WAM
Sree Koodalmanikyam Ulsavam 2020 – Teaser 2
Sree Koodalmanikyam Ulsavam 2020 – will be held from 4-14 May, 2020 – Teaser 2 Block your calendar Stay tuned….More updates to follow.
Sree Koodalmanikyam Ulsavam 2020 – Block Your Calendar
Block your calendar 4-14 May, 2020 Sree Koodalmanikyam Temple Festival 2020
News update: Coronavirus or COVID-19 explained: Everything you should know
We explain the outbreak, symptoms, precautions and other details
An interesting and detailed graphical presentation from Gulf News.
News update: Coronavirus: No health events, activities for three months, says Abu Dhabi
The Department of Health, Abu Dhabi, has urged all healthcare facilities to cancel all health events and activities, planned or otherwise, for the months of March, April and May, in a bid to control the spread of the Covid-19 coronavirus.
According to a circular issued by the department to all healthcare facilities, which Khaleej Times has read, the decision was made as part of its efforts to put public benefit as a top priority and to ensure adequate measures against the spread of the epidemic.
The circular also said the decision was made following the increasing number of detected cases in different countries all over the world and in the Middle East.
Presently, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has increased the assessment of the risk spread and risk impact of Covid-19 to very high in the global level.
Source: Khaleej Times
News update: UAE Ministry of Health calls on citizens and residents to avoid travelling abroad
Preventive measures will be taken upon return to the country.
Dubai: The Ministry of Health and Community Protection has called on citizens and residents to avoid travelling due to the current situation of the coronavirus outbreak and its spread in several countries.
The Ministry of Health in its statement revealed that if travel is a must, preventive measures will be taken upon their return to the country.
Decision will be taken by responsible officials according to assesments done upon return of the passengers.
Read more at: Gulf News
News update: Covid-19: DHA answers five common questions
Dr. Hend Al Awadhi, Head of health promotion and education section at DHA answers five common questions that UAE residents have on the Covid-19. From self-isolation to verification of rumours, here’s all you need to know about the virus outbreak in the country.
Read more and listen to her at: Khaleej Times
News Update: All UAE schools to close for 4 weeks from Sunday as coronavirus precautionary measure
Early start of spring vacation in UAE, states Ministry of Education.
Abu Dhabi: The UAE Ministry of Education announced late on Tuesday the early start of spring vacation for both public and private schools, colleges and universities and a distance learning initiative.
The move forms part of “preventive and precautionary measures to ensure the safety of students and is in line with efforts and measures taken at the national level, aimed at reducing the spread of the Coronavirus (Covid-19),” according to an official statement.
The announcement states that “schools and higher education institutions are to close for four weeks, starting Sunday.”
Read more at: Gulf News
Information Update: Dh500,000 fine for posting photo online without permission in UAE
Offenders can also be jailed.
Q1) I attended a wedding in the emirate of Al Ain last month, where I made the acquaintance of many guests, who graced the occasion. I also came in contact with a woman who was friendly in her interaction with me, and with whom I went on to pose for photographs. Thereafter, I posted a selfie clicked with her on one of my social media accounts as a story without seeking permission from the said woman, considering that she too had posted many photographs of herself and others from the same wedding on her social media platform. However, now the said woman has threatened to file a case against me for posting a photograph (in which she is present), without her consent. Further, the photograph I had posted is no longer there on my account. Will there be any legal implications?
Read more at: Khaleej Times
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