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UAE reports 236 new coronavirus cases, 390 recoveries

  • 22 Jul 2020
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Gulf Today, Staff Reporter

 

The UAE Health Ministry reported 236 new cases of coronavirus, 390 recoveries and a death due to COVID-19 related complications.

 

The ministry conducted 47,014 COVID-19 tests in the past 24 hours. The total number of cases registered in the UAE is 57,734.

 

The total number of recovered cases of coronavirus has reached 50,354 with 390 cases recovered on Wednesday after receiving treatment.

 

The currently infected cases of COVID-19 who are undergoing treatment are 7,038. We wish all full and speedy recovery.

 

The ministry said, “We regret to announce that one person who tested positive for COVID-19 died due to complications. This brings the total death toll to 342. Our sincere condolences to the family of the deceased.”

 

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