UAE residents who have been vaccinated against the coronavirus will no longer be required to quarantine for 14 days on return to Abu Dhabi from abroad.
The authorities set out a series of special measures for those who have taken part in the UAE-hosted trials of Chinese drug maker Sinopharm and residents who have subsequently been inoculated.
The new guidelines, released by Abu Dhabi's Crisis, Emergencies and Disasters Committee, will also remove the need for PCR and DPI tests when entering Abu Dhabi's borders from within the UAE for those vaccinated.
Officials approved the limited use of the vaccine in September, for people such as frontline health workers or members of the armed forces
UAE residents who have been vaccinated against the coronavirus will no longer be required to quarantine for 14 days on return to Abu Dhabi from abroad.
The authorities set out a series of special measures for those who have taken part in the UAE-hosted trials of Chinese drug maker Sinopharm and residents who have subsequently been inoculated.
The new guidelines, released by Abu Dhabi's Crisis, Emergencies and Disasters Committee, will also remove the need for PCR and DPI tests when entering Abu Dhabi's borders from within the UAE for those vaccinated.
Officials approved the limited use of the vaccine in September, for people such as frontline health workers or members of the armed forces
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