As many as 99,781 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in the UAE in the past 24 hours.
The total number of doses provided so far stands at 4,413,649 with a distribution rate of 44.63 doses per 100 people.
99,781 جرعة من لقاح #كوفيد19 تم تقديمها خلال الـ24 ساعة الماضية، ليبلغ عدد الجرعات الكلي 4,413,649 بمعدل توزيع 44.63 جرعة لكل 100 شخص. #يدا_بيد_نتعافى pic.twitter.com/vrXUMZlVn9
— NCEMA UAE (@NCEMAUAE) February 8, 2021
Dubai arrests 8 in fake driving licence scheme
Eight people have been arrested in Dubai for running an illegal scheme that exploits a UAE rule that allows eligible foreign driving licence holders to obtain UAE licences without the need for lessons or tests.
Minor 1.6-magnitude earthquake reported off Fujairah coast
A minor 1.6-magnitude earthquake was recorded off the coast of Fujairah's Dibba on Friday.
Abu Dhabi launches 'My Home is Safe' initiative for new house handovers
Abu Dhabi has launched a new initiative that provides a comprehensive training and guidance programme at new home handover centres, targeting parents, children and domestic workers.
Sharjah begins work on township for underprivileged in Philippines
Sharjah has started work on a township for the underprivileged in the Philippines and opened an orphanage in Mindanao Island, as the Emirate steps up efforts to help communities in need.
UAE steps up efforts to tackle global hunger
The UAE has stepped up its efforts to tackle hunger and malnutrition worldwide this year, through humanitarian aid, international partnerships and investment in agricultural innovation.
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