Seha's screening centres are some of its most visible and well used services to the public. The authority is reviewing its Green Pass procedures. Victor Besa / The National
Seha's screening centres are some of its most visible and well used services to the public. The authority is reviewing its Green Pass procedures. Victor Besa / The National
Seha's screening centres are some of its most visible and well used services to the public. The authority is reviewing its Green Pass procedures. Victor Besa / The National
Seha's screening centres are some of its most visible and well used services to the public. The authority is reviewing its Green Pass procedures. Victor Besa / The National

Abu Dhabi health operator postpones decision on Al Hosn green pass for Seha facilities


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Abu Dhabi Health Services Company (Seha) has put back a decision on requiring over 16s to use the Al Hosn Green Pass to enter its facilities.

Information was sent out on Sunday stating that "patients and visitors above the age of 16 require a Green Pass on the Al Hosn app to access healthcare facilities and centres across the network."

The restriction was not intended to apply to anyone visiting emergency or drive-through services.

However, Seha posted online on Monday that this decision was postponed.

"The decision pertaining to Al Hosn Green Pass which we published yesterday has been put on hold until further review," the announcement said.

"Therefore, current visitation measures will remain unchanged until further notice."

Seha drive-through centres in Al Dhafra: in pictures

  • Seha operated Covid-19 drive-through testing centres in Al Dhafra. All photos: Wam
    Seha operated Covid-19 drive-through testing centres in Al Dhafra. All photos: Wam
  • Seha operated Covid-19 drive-through testing centres in Al Dhafra.
    Seha operated Covid-19 drive-through testing centres in Al Dhafra.
  • Seha operated Covid-19 drive-through testing centres in Al Dhafra.
    Seha operated Covid-19 drive-through testing centres in Al Dhafra.
  • Seha operated Covid-19 drive-through testing centres in Al Dhafra.
    Seha operated Covid-19 drive-through testing centres in Al Dhafra.
  • Seha operated Covid-19 drive-through testing centres in Al Dhafra.
    Seha operated Covid-19 drive-through testing centres in Al Dhafra.
  • Seha operated Covid-19 drive-through testing centres in Al Dhafra.
    Seha operated Covid-19 drive-through testing centres in Al Dhafra.
  • Seha operated Covid-19 drive-through testing centres in Al Dhafra.
    Seha operated Covid-19 drive-through testing centres in Al Dhafra.
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Updated: September 06, 2021, 12:54 PM