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Dubai government clarifies that all patients with coronavirus will be treated free of cost

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The health authorities in the UAE have clarified that all patients with the new coronavirus (COVID-19) will be treated for free.

Patients that test positive for the virus do not need health insurance to get treated.

Photo by Mathrubhumi English

A Dubai Health Authority (DHA) circular stated that all DHA-licensed hospitals must consider suspected patients with coronavirus as emergency cases.

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