Rapid decline - GulfToday

Rapid decline

  • 12 Sep 2022
Seha-Covid-19

Coronavirus has claimed millions of people around the world and millions are fighting for their life against the virus.

The number of new COVID-19 cases shows the situation is under control. Coronavirus, the lethal virus that killed millions of precious lives all over the world, is on the rapid decline but the threat is still alive (“UAE sees 400 new coronavirus cases in 24 hours,” Sept. 12, Gulf Today website).

The Ministry of Health and Prevention MoHAP) announced 400 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total number of recorded cases in the UAE to 1,020,025.

The Ministry stressed in a statement on Sunday that its aim is to continue expanding the scope of testing nationwide to facilitate the early detection of coronavirus cases and carry out the necessary treatment.

As part of its intensified testing campaign, MoHAP announced that it conducted 218,081 additional COVID-19 tests over the past 24 hours, using state-of-the-art medical testing equipment.

The world has to deal with COVID-19 pandemic very carefully despite a huge success against the coronavirus, one of the deadliest diseases of the current century.

According to the report, the Ministry added that no COVID-19-related deaths have been recorded in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of deaths in the country to 2,342.

Coronavirus has claimed millions of people around the world and millions of people are fighting for their life against the virus.

It’s so important to pay attention to the all COVID-19 pandemic standard operating procedures adopted by the respective governments all over the world to stop spreading of the deadly virus.

The war against the COVID-19 pandemic will continue till the World Health Organization announces the complete success of its steps against the pandemic.

Jamshed Junejo,
By email

Related articles

What the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic has taught us about ourselves

Has it really been two years since life as we knew it came to a screeching halt? In the third week of March 2020, I stood on a friend’s porch, speculating that “this thing” would probably be over in a month or two. “I think it’s going to last at least until

16 Mar 2022

COVID-19 pandemic: ‘Everyday life’ has a new connotation

Calibration in the time of COVID is a dangerous pursuit, imperiled by memory as it pinballs through the chasm between cultural minutiae and the sprawling shadow of death. “So what did you do during the pandemic?” comes the inescapable question

15 Mar 2022

Is COVID-19 winding down? Scientists say no

Is the coronavirus on its way out? You might think so. New, updated booster shots are being rolled out to better protect against the variants circulating now. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has dropped COVID-19 quarantine and distancing recommendations. And more people have thrown off their masks and

07 Sep 2022

Has COVID made us less compassionate?

Recently, my behaviour towards my sister, who has been in isolation with COVID, has surprised me. We live together, her bedroom just a stone’s throw across the hallway, and usually waltz freely between rooms, boundaries nearly

04 Jan 2022

Most Popular Stories

Other Articles

Tory plot to take sword to Sunak and make Mordaunt PM

Rishi Sunak is facing a plot by desperate right-wing Tory MPs planning to ditch the prime minister and replace him with Penny Mordaunt to avoid an electoral wipeout, it is claimed. After the prime minister was dealt a blow by the defection of former minister Dr Dan Poulter, Tory rebels hatched a

25 minutes ago

Republicans, Democrats are trying to bridge political divides

Judie Messier wanted to talk to people with different political views. The liberal Seattle retiree felt the desire especially urgently in the wake of ‘s rise to the presidency — a phenomenon she found utterly scary. But it wasn’t easy to find people who lean red and were game for the kind of probing,

28 minutes ago

Deforestation down in Indonesia and it is commendable

From trees felled in protected national parks to massive swaths of jungle razed for palm oil and paper plantations, Indonesia had a 27% uptick in primary forest loss in 2023 from the previous year, according to a World Resources Institute analysis of deforestation data. But the loss is still seen

30 minutes ago

Efficiency is the new mantra of business

Efficiency is classically defined as the measure of productivity per unit of time and is therefore traditionally linked to the ‘work attitude’ of the employee, the quality of management that provides for a strong ‘supervision’, and the system of ‘performance evaluation’ that was expected to be

32 minutes ago