Abu Dhabi (Gulf Inside) Abu Dhabi New Entry Rules Explained: From next Sunday, residents of the United Arab Emirates will also have to undergo EDE scanning at the border point to enter Abu Dhabi as Abu Dhabi New Entry Rules will implement. Corona cases will be detected through EDE scanners.
Those who test positive for corona will be sent to a site-based testing center where they will undergo a completely free antigen test. The results of the antigen test will be available in 20 minutes. And was used to test positive cases at ground and airport entrances.
In the antigen test, the nasal passages are collected and labeled. The antigen test detects the presence of antibodies in the body due to corona within 20 minutes.
In case of positive antigen test, if the passenger is from Abu Dhabi, he will be isolated at home by wearing a special wrist band on his hand. Authorities will be instructed to report the matter.
Abu Dhabi Emergency, Crisis and Disasters Committee has updated the procedure to enter the emirate from within the UAE and approved the use of EDE scanners at entry points. pic.twitter.com/6cRyvfS292
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The NCEMA explained that the Abu Dhabi Border Update is part of the capital’s response to the corona virus epidemic, which includes higher vaccination rates, lower infection rates, and precautionary measures. Importing, such as continuous testing and contact detection. Green Pass on the Al Hassan app is another big part of Abu Dhabi’s effective response to COVID-19.
The Abu Dhabi Border Update Omicron follows the UAE as a whole following concerns around the world over its proliferation. The UAE has increased testing of COVID-19, made booster shots more accessible to all and imposed various travel restrictions.
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Similarly, on Sunday, December 5, the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP) reduced the validity of green pass on Al Hassan app. Now, the negative PCR test on the app will get green status in Abu Dhabi for only 14 days. Previously, a negative test had a 30-day green pass.
