File picture Two more COVID-19 testing centres have been added to the Dubai Health Authority s (DHA) list of facilities offering the service.
They are the Al Safa Health Centre and Nad Al Sheba Centre for Ladies.
Both will provide the tests for all members of the community.
Customers can book an appointment via the DHA app or by calling 800 342.
Other primary health care testing centres include Nad Al Hamar, Al Mankhool, Al Twar, Al Lusaily, Al Rashidiya Majlis and Jumeirah 1 Port Majlis.
DHA has added two more #COVID19 PCR testing centres. They include: Al Safa Health Centre and Nad Al Sheba Centre for Ladies. The centres are open to all community members.
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Coronavirus: Dubai suspends some dental services at DHA facilities
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Decision to combat the spread of Covid-19 and protect patients and healthcare personnel from exposure.
The Dubai Health Authority (DHA) has suspended some non-urgent elective dental services.
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It has reduced the number of dental clinics across DHA facilities in the emirate as a precautionary measure to protect patients and healthcare personnel from Covid-19 and prevent its spread .
Dental services will be provided Sunday to Thursday from 7.30am to 9.30pm at the following DHA health centres: Al Mizhar, Nad Al Hamar, Al Barsha, Al Safa, and Al Mamzar (for children only).
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