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The United Arab Emirates has reported 283 new coronavirus cases and one new virus-related death, bringing the total number of cases in the country to 2,359, the Ministry of Health announced on Tuesday. https://twitter.com/DHA_Dubai/status/1247591172119433223?s=20

Bahrain tested a total of 50320 until now. There are 341 active cases. These include 338 stable cases and 3 critical cases. 465 people have been discharged. Only 5 death has been reported until now. Read more about the fifth death – Click Here Read more about the fourth death – Click Here Read more about the third death – Click Here Read more about the second death – Click Here

The Ministry of Health has today announced the death of a 70-year-old male Bahraini national, a registered active case of Coronavirus (COVID-19) who was suffering from underlying and chronic health problems. The deceased male was placed in isolation and received extensive 24-hour treatment from a specialised medical team. The Ministry highlighted that, excluding three cases, all other active COVID-19 cases remain stable and all patients continue to receive treatment from a specialised medical team following guidelines provided by the World Health Organization (WHO). The Ministry of Health expresses its heartfelt condolences to the individual’s family at this difficult time.

German football league (DFL) chief executive Christian Seifert says the Bundesliga “will be ready” should it be given the chance to play matches behind closed doors amid the coronavirus outbreak. But speaking to Die Zeit weekly newspaper, Seifert admitted the intended goal of finishing the season by June 30 was not in the hands of the league. Seifert said that even closed-door matches in the Bundesliga would require around 300 people working in a stadium including players, physios and camera crews among others, said a DPA report. The Bundesliga and German second division are currently suspended until at least April…

The Bahrain Centre for Strategic, International and Energies Studies(DERASAT)  issued a report highlighting the economic fallout of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Titled “COVID-19 Implications: Economic Perspective”, the report is co-authored by Dr. Omar Al-Obaidly and Ghada Abdulla, who highlighted the stimulus packages launched by Governments to mitigate the pandemic crisis fallout. The report sheds light on the pandemic business repercussions focusing on the impact on the economic and financial developments and monetary policies. The authors expect the global economy to be badly affected by the crisis, in terms of the rate of growth and the standards of living,  in addition…

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi today completed a round of individual consultations with leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council, GCC, focusing on the coronavirus pandemic and the possibility of plurilateral cooperation in fighting COVID-19. All of GCC was covered in the ambit of India’s desire to work together with the Gulf region when Modi had his final conversation in the series today with Sultan Haitham bin Tariq Al Said of Oman. A common thread in Modi’s conversations with all the leaders in the Gulf countries was “the health and economic challenges posed by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and the steps…

A rule has been made to oblige everyone to wear a mask in public places as a precautionary measure to prevent Coronavirus (COVID-19). Such decisions will be taken in the future by knowing the virus more. “The current advice within the studies done in the United States and certain countries in Asia and the recommendation by the World Health Organization (WHO) is to while keeping the social distancing wear also a mask. Not only for the infected people but also for the healthy people who are going outside on the streets.” said Lt. Col. Dr. Manaf Al Qahtani-Member of the…

“All decisions taken today were to enhance precautionary measures. Over seven weeks have passed and we have seen positive results that have been recognized across the world. Up to till this week, we still have the medical team, the capacity, and equipment to combat the virus and to treat the affected people and to quarantine them. All the decisions taken until now are for the benefit and interest of our community” *said Lt. Col. Dr. Manaf Al Qahtani-Member of the National Taskforce for Combating Coronavirus (COVID-19). * “As for current cases, there will be a rise as we are following…

“The level that we are in now with the national efforts to combat the coronavirus focuses on safeguarding the health of citizens and residents. At the same time, we are trying to protect the economic structure and sustainable development of our national economy” said the Minister of Industry, Commerce and Tourism (MOICT), HE Zayed R. Al Zayani. Among 50127 tested in Bahrain 349 active cases were found. These include 345 stable cases and 4 critical cases. 458 people have been discharged until now with 4 deaths.

“More than 50,000 tests have been conducted ensuring that the health and safety of the citizens and residents of Bahrain are of top priority for us. The number of recovered cases are rapidly increasing with over 458 people being discharged as of now. The current capacity for the isolation and treatment centres stands at 1,667, for the private it stands at 172. As for the quarantine centres, the current capacity stands at 2,504 beds of which the capacity for the private is 321. As of now, we have four critical patients.” said Minister of Health Faeqa bint Saeed Al Saleh