The UAE has confirmed that 172 people have fully recovered from COVID-19.
According to Dr Farida Al Hosani, the official spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP), this now brings the total number of recoveries to 852.
Dr Farida, who spoke at a press briefing on Monday, also revealed that 3 more people have died from the virus, which makes the total number of deaths 25 in the country.
No new cases were announced in the press conference.
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UAE offers condolences following Saudi helicopter crash
The UAE has expressed its solidarity with Saudi Arabia and the victims of the crash of a helicopter on Sunday belonging to Saudi Aramco in the Ras Tanura region, which resulted in the death of all its passengers.
UAE stands in solidarity with Qatar over maritime incident
The UAE has expressed solidarity with Qatar after a shrapnel from a military operation in the region left one dead and another injured.
First genomics-driven UAE clinical trial targets Alzheimer's risk
The UAE has launched its first genomics-driven clinical trial, using data from the Emirati Genome Programme to identify people at risk of Alzheimer's disease before symptoms develop, in a major milestone for precision and preventive healthcare.
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