• An Indian woman wears a mask due to the outbreak of Covid-19 in Bangalore, India. EPA
    An Indian woman wears a mask due to the outbreak of Covid-19 in Bangalore, India. EPA
  • Models present creations during a fashion show, wearing masks as a measure to avoid the spread of the Covid-19, in Seoul, South Korea. Reuters
    Models present creations during a fashion show, wearing masks as a measure to avoid the spread of the Covid-19, in Seoul, South Korea. Reuters
  • A patient looks on as their nasal and throat swabs are put into a test tube, during walk-up Covid-19 testing in a mobile diagnostic tent in San Gregorio Atlapulco in the Xochimilco district of Mexico City. AP Photo
    A patient looks on as their nasal and throat swabs are put into a test tube, during walk-up Covid-19 testing in a mobile diagnostic tent in San Gregorio Atlapulco in the Xochimilco district of Mexico City. AP Photo
  • Salvadoran Rebeca Valle de Barrera, right, and her five children show a picture of her deceased husband Joaquin Barrera who, along with her parents and two other brothers, recently died of Covid-19, at their home in Santiago Nonualco, La Paz department, El Salvador. AFP
    Salvadoran Rebeca Valle de Barrera, right, and her five children show a picture of her deceased husband Joaquin Barrera who, along with her parents and two other brothers, recently died of Covid-19, at their home in Santiago Nonualco, La Paz department, El Salvador. AFP
  • A Covid-19 patient reacts after being tested inside a field hospital built on a football stadium in Machakos, as the number of confirmed Covid-19 cases continues to rise in Kenya. Reuters
    A Covid-19 patient reacts after being tested inside a field hospital built on a football stadium in Machakos, as the number of confirmed Covid-19 cases continues to rise in Kenya. Reuters
  • A man walks past by a mural by artist Cosimo Cheone dedicated to nurses of Sacco hospital, in Milan, Italy. AP Photo
    A man walks past by a mural by artist Cosimo Cheone dedicated to nurses of Sacco hospital, in Milan, Italy. AP Photo
  • A woman carries a baby as she lines up to receive a hot meal from municipal workers at Ciudad Peronia neighborhood in Villa Nueva municipality in Guatemala. AFP
    A woman carries a baby as she lines up to receive a hot meal from municipal workers at Ciudad Peronia neighborhood in Villa Nueva municipality in Guatemala. AFP
  • Teacher Maura Silva, who works for public school Escola Municipal Frei Vicente de Salvador and who created a "hug kit" using plastic covers, embraces her student Yuri Araujo Silva at Yuri's home in the 77 Padre Miguel slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Reuters
    Teacher Maura Silva, who works for public school Escola Municipal Frei Vicente de Salvador and who created a "hug kit" using plastic covers, embraces her student Yuri Araujo Silva at Yuri's home in the 77 Padre Miguel slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Reuters
  • Employees from several maid-themed cafes of Akihabara pray during a prayer-meeting for protection from Covid-19 and for a thriving business at the Kanda Myojin shrine in Tokyo. AP Photo
    Employees from several maid-themed cafes of Akihabara pray during a prayer-meeting for protection from Covid-19 and for a thriving business at the Kanda Myojin shrine in Tokyo. AP Photo
  • A sign informs customers at the Edison Hotel restaurant about wearing a protective face mask during the coronavirus pandemic, along Ocean Drive in Miami Beach, Florida, USA. AP Photo
    A sign informs customers at the Edison Hotel restaurant about wearing a protective face mask during the coronavirus pandemic, along Ocean Drive in Miami Beach, Florida, USA. AP Photo
  • Worshippers socially distanced and wearing face masks kneel on their personal prayer mats during Friday prayers at Madina Masjid, Sheffield's central mosque, in Sheffield, northern England. AFP
    Worshippers socially distanced and wearing face masks kneel on their personal prayer mats during Friday prayers at Madina Masjid, Sheffield's central mosque, in Sheffield, northern England. AFP
  • Visitors listen to the sound installation “eleven songs – halle am berghain” at Berghain club in Berlin, Germany. AFP
    Visitors listen to the sound installation “eleven songs – halle am berghain” at Berghain club in Berlin, Germany. AFP
  • Shopping mall workers wearing masks for protection against the Covid-19 wait for a shuttle outside a mall, in Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines. Reuters
    Shopping mall workers wearing masks for protection against the Covid-19 wait for a shuttle outside a mall, in Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines. Reuters
  • A man wearing a protective face mask walks at Mid-Levels Central, following the Covid-19 outbreak in Hong Kong, China. Reuters
    A man wearing a protective face mask walks at Mid-Levels Central, following the Covid-19 outbreak in Hong Kong, China. Reuters
  • A masked man rides a UFO-shaped toy car at a park in Cali, Colombia before a night curfew starts against the spread of the new coronavirus. AFP
    A masked man rides a UFO-shaped toy car at a park in Cali, Colombia before a night curfew starts against the spread of the new coronavirus. AFP

Health

Coronavirus: UAE records no daily deaths for third time this month as 313 new cases confirmed

A further 393 patients recovered from Covid-19 as more than 52,000 additional tests were conducted

The National

July 25, 2020

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The UAE recorded no new daily Covid-19 deaths for the third time in less than two weeks on Saturday while 313 more cases were confirmed.

Officials revealed 393 more patients had beaten the virus, as the recovery tally climbed to 51,628.

The new infections, which take the country's total to 58,562, were identified after a further 52,627 Covid-19 tests were carried out.

The UAE is continuing to push forward with a mass-screening strategy to stem the spread of the virus.

As of  Saturday, 4,776,904 tests have been conducted across the Emirates.

The announcement of zero daily deaths is a further boost to the country's fight against Covid-19.

On Wednesday July 15, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, praised frontline medics after the country announced no Covid-19 related deaths for the first time since April 18.

Zero fatalities were also recorded the following day.

"Our deepest gratitude to our frontline heroes and to society for their commitment to adhering to precautionary measures,' said Sheikh Mohamed at the time.

"We must continue our collective efforts in tackling this challenge."

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