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

By Ryan Namia

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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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Ryan Namia
Ryan Namia spends most of his days reading over drafts of new written content and determining which ones make the final cut for online and print publication. He received his Bachelor's degree in Journalism in 2015 and has been writing since 2016. Got a story to tell? Email him at eic@theglobalfilipinomagazine.com. Or follow his IG @rtnamia.

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