Abu Dhabi PCR Tests Now Reduced To AED65
COVID-19 PCR tests in Abu Dhabi have been reduced to AED65.
A circular from the Abu Dhabi health authority announced COVID tests have been reduced from AED85 to AED65 at tests conducted in several SEHA COVID screening tests across the capital.
The move follows increased testing for unvaccinated employees, with the UAE’s Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation announcing employees in 5 industries including restaurants and salons must take a PCR test every 14 days if they are not vaccinated.
Read: Staff In 5 Industries Will Need Mandatory PCR Tests Every 2 Weeks
READ NEXT: The World’s Largest Canvas Painting Went For AED227.7 MILLION In Dubai Auction
Holding the title for the World’s Largest Art Canvas in the World is ‘The Journey of Humanity’ created by British artist and philanthropist Sacha Jafri. The art piece was part of his charitable initiative ‘Humanity Inspired’ and the art was auctioned for AED227.7 million.
The artwork was created to raise money for children who were most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Surpassing all expectations, the painting raised double the amount when it went to a charity auction in Dubai.
Andre Abdoune purchased ‘The Journey of Humanity’ for AED227.7 million which converts to $62 million USD
It was my dream in my life to do something amazing for my children, for my father. I talked with Sacha and I discovered the investment and love he put into this painting was so amazing. All my life I was aiming to help children. When I was a child, I had nothing to eat. Now I have something to eat. We all have to do something. Every dollar can mean something. If we do it together, we give hope to these children and their future. I would also like to thank His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, who is always keen to help children. The UAE shows us the way, we have to follow it. The impossible is possible. I want to say that this is just the first step for ‘Humanity Inspired,’
