Al Hosn green pass: Demand increased for RT-PCR tests in Abu Dhabi

With the introduction of new guidelines in Abu Dhabi, the residents are now required to do a RT-PCR test at least once in a month.

The demand for RT-PCR tests has increased in Abu Dhabi after the emirate introduced the Al Hosn ‘Green Pass’ protocol on Tuesday.

A negative test result make sure that the app will display green colour which is a must now in the Capital to enter public places.

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NMC Specialty Hospital in Abu Dhabi has seen an average 25 per cent rise in the number of Covid virus screenings on Saturday and Sunday when compared to the same days of last week.

“With introduction of this new rule, most of the residents in Abu Dhabi will have to take a RT-PCR test at least every 30 days.

Alhosn app green pass is mandatory to enter the shopping malls, beaches, cinemas and gyms in Abu Dhabi.

VPS Healthcare also noted a twenty per cent growth in the number of Covid-19 screenings on Sunday and Monday, when compared to last week. Covid virus tests in the country helps to normalise the life in a safe and healthy environment.

Bareen International Hospital in Mohamed Bin Zayed City has seen an increase of 17-per cent up compared to the previous Sunday and conducted 3547 tests in a day.

Al Borg Medical Laboratories Group also confirmed an upward rise in the PCR testing numbers.

An Ahalia Group also agrees that the test trend is going up due to the announcement of the ‘green pass’. This trend will soon become a new standard in life for a person as a person who is not fully vaccinated needs a negative PCR test result between 3 to 14 days,” said Sooraj Prabhakaran, manager, managing director’s office at Ahalia Group.

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