United Arab Emirates:
COVID-19 Across The UAE Update (July 12, 2020)
14 July 2020
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
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Category
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Recent Developments
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Economic Measures
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- Dubai business conditions improve as
city begins to reopen after lockdown due to the coronavirus.
(Link)
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Health & Safety
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- On June 10, the UAE saw 403 new cases
(-24.24% from the previous day) of the coronavirus, bringing the
total to 54,453 total confirmed cases. (Link)
- The Ministry of Interior has
successfully completed trials on K9 police dogs showing they are
able to detect the coronavirus. (Link)
- Abu Dhabi's Department of
Health has confirmed that all private healthcare facilities in the
emirate are now coronavirus free. (Link)
- UAE's first mask manufacturing
facility secures orders until end of 2020. (Link)
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Travel
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- Emirates Airlines announces special
repatriation flights to five Indian cities between 12 and 26 July
to assist those stranded to return home. (Link)
- Abu Dhabi International Airport
adopts precautionary measures to reduce spread of the coronavirus.
(Link)
- Emirates Airlines reopens flights to
six more cities, including Los Angeles and Sao Paulo.
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(Link)
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Daily Life
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- The Federal Authority for Identity
and Citizenship will as of July 12 resume its services to
customers. The authority called on its customers and recipients of
its services to proceed to the renewal of identity cards and
residency permits. (Link)
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Originally published 12 July, 2020
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