The UAE reported 2,080 new Covid-19 cases on Saturday.
It also confirmed a further 1,793 recoveries and two more fatalities.
The new cases were detected from 212,779 tests.
The tally in the Emirates on Saturday stood at:
Cases: 508,925
Recoveries: 490,457
Deaths: 1,569
In other developments, the UAE was due to halt all flights from India at midnight after a huge surge there in recent weeks.
India has recorded the world’s biggest one-day jump in coronavirus infections for the second consecutive day, with 332,730 new cases and 2,263 deaths in the past 24 hours.
Coronavirus pandemic latest - in pictures
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A policeman inspects a burnt-out room at the Vijay Vallabh Hospital in Virar, on the outskirts of Mumbai, after a fire broke out in the ICU of the hospital, killing thirteen Covid-19 coronavirus infected patients. AFP -
WA Premier Mark McGowan speaks to media at Dumas House in Perth, Australia. WA Premier Mark McGowan has announced a snap three-day lockdown for the Perth and Peel regions of Western Australia, effective from midnight tonight. Getty Images -
A worker arranges medical oxygen cylinders to transport to hospitals for the Covid-19 coronavirus treatment in a facility on the outskirts of Hyderabad. AFP -
Volunteers check the temperature of a Muslim man while providing him with hand sanitiser as he arrives to attend Friday prayers during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan at the Pattani Central Mosque in southern Thailand's Pattani province. AFP -
A blue whale model hangs with a band aid on its fin above a pop up vaccination site at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, US. Reuters -
Downtown Turin, Italy, during curfew. EPA -
People wearing protective face masks walk past a closed luxury store on the Champs Elysees Avenue, as non-essential stores remain closed across the country amid the coronavirus disease outbreak, in Paris, France. Reuters -
A cemetery in the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina. EPA -
Volunteers from the 'Covid sem Fome' (Covid without Hunger) distribute food to poor people in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. EPA
