Safety stewards scan shoppers with smartphones enabled with Covid-19 detection software, developed by EDE Research Institute, at the entrance of Yas Mall, operated by Aldar Properties PJSC, in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, on Thursday, July 1, 2021. Abu Dhabi will use facial scanners - with technology which measures electromagnetic waves which change when RNA virus particles are present - to detect coronavirus infections at malls and airports, after a trial of 20,000 people showed "a high degree of effectiveness." Photographer: Christopher Pike/Bloomberg

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UAE explained: The public places in Abu Dhabi you will only be able to visit if vaccinated

From August 20, only those who have been inoculated against the coronavirus will be allowed to enter many public places in Abu Dhabi

Gillian Duncan
Gillian Duncan

July 28, 2021


Updated: July 28, 2021, 4:44 PM`

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