The UAE has announced 571 new cases of COVID-19, taking the overall tally in the country to 36,359.
The new cases are the result of more than 41,000 additional tests that have been carried out in the past 24 hours.
According to government spokesperson Dr. Amna Al Dahhak Al Shamsi, 427 more people have recovered today, bringing the total number of recoveries to 19,153.
Dr. Al Shamsi said the recoveries were the result of the efficiency of the country’s healthcare system, and the healthy lifestyle adopted by the patients.
Meanwhile, one more person has died due to complications caused by COVID-19. The country’s death toll is now up to 270.
A total of 16,936 patients are still undergoing treatment.
Abu Dhabi Police arrested 237 beggars during the holy month of Ramadan, affirming their continued efforts to combat this phenomenon, which "tarnishes the civilised image of society" and considered a form of fraudulent schemes using "deceptive" methods.
The UAE Embassy in Bangkok has urged Emirati citizens in Thailand to exercise caution after an earthquake killed at least nine people in the country on Friday.
The UAE received 81 injured people and cancer patients from the Gaza Strip on Friday, in the 24th evacuation flight since the start of the conflict in the enclave.
UAE-based autonomous mobility solutions company Autogo has announced the launch of its Robo Taxi service trials in Abu Dhabi, with plans to launch full operations by 2026.