In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), 275 new COVID-19 cases were reported, bringing the total confirmed cases in the country to 55,848.
Coronavirus
Coronaviruses infect animals, humans, and birds. Human coronaviruses, such as SARS, MERS, and 2019-nCoV cause respiratory distress and even death. The S protein is the infectious agent of the virus.
Coronaviruses infect animals, humans, and birds. Human coronaviruses, such as SARS, MERS, and 2019-nCoV cause respiratory distress and even death. The S protein is the infectious agent of the virus.
‘In UAE, 393 more patients have recovered from the coronavirus, taking the tally of recoveries in the UAE to 46,418, according to the ministry.’
The UAE was the first among the Gulf countries to report Covid-19 cases. It has been showing solidarity with China in fight against the novel coronavirus. On February 2 and March 12, the iconic landmarks in the UAE, including Burj Khalifa in Dubai, were lit up twice in the colours of China's national flag to show its solidarity with China.
In late April, the Chinese consulate general in Dubai organized an online conference for Chinese doctors and medical experts to share experience in preventing and treating the coronavirus with UAE counterparts.
District Collectors of Coimbatore and Kancheepuram Test Positive for COVID-19
Coimbatore Collector K. Rajamani and Kancheepuram Collector P. Ponniah have tested positive for coronavirus and admitted to hospitals.
Coimbatore Collector K. Rajamani and Kancheepuram Collector P. Ponniah have tested positive for coronavirus and admitted to hospitals.
Covid-19 Cases Cross 1mn-mark In India
India recorded more than one lakh cases of novel coronavirus (Covid-19) taking the tally over one million mark with over 25,000 fatalities.
India recorded more than one lakh cases of novel coronavirus (Covid-19) taking the tally over one million mark with over 25,000 fatalities.
COVID-19 Lockdown Improves Air Quality in Five Indian Cities
The concentrations of harmful fine particulate matter (PM2.5) originating from vehicles and other non-vehicular sources, from the start of COVID-19 lockdown, has been reduced by up to 54 percent in five major Indian cities.
The concentrations of harmful fine particulate matter (PM2.5) originating from vehicles and other non-vehicular sources, from the start of COVID-19 lockdown, has been reduced by up to 54 percent in five major Indian cities.
