UAE reports 2,959 new COVID-19 cases, 14 deaths ...United Arab Emirates

Abu Dhabi: UAE confirmed 2,959 new COVID-19 cases and 14 deaths on Saturday. 1,901 recoveries were also announced. The total number of confirmed cases in the UAE is 408,236 out of which 391,205 people have recovered. The death toll after Saturday's update is 1,310. Over 242,000 tests were conducted to detect these new cases, authorities added.

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