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UAE records 1,508 new COVID-19 cases, 1,477 recoveries, 2 deaths

Delaying it at least until the end of the summer. now we hear american doing the same thing until at least september 13th as they say the number of incidents is fairly outrageous, 2,500 acts of unruly passengers since the beginning of the year. 1,900 of them having to do with masks. on the left side of your screen is an incident on southwest airlines. that flight attendant there had two teeth knocked out by a passenger. that is assault. that is a federal crime. just to give you an idea, southwest airlines, between may 24th -- excuse me, saw 477 incidences. in a normal year, yasmin, we have bet...

April 8th inch may 15th, there have been 477 cases of passenger misconduct according to the transport workers union, there calling for more air marshals aboard flights. a denver neighborhood is trying to stop a local pastor and nonprofit from starting a new campsite for homeless people. at the residence filed a lawsuit against the methodist church and the city of denver over the plan to turn the church's parking lot into a homeless encampment. the judge dismissed the lawsuit, no word on whether the residence will repeal. appeal. the lawn was -- according to court documents, the man used wrestl...

May 12, 2021 The United Arab Emirates on Wednesday recorded 1,508 new coronavirus cases. — WAM file photo ABU DHABI — The United Arab Emirates on Wednesday recorded 1,508 new coronavirus cases, according to a statement from the health ministry. The ministry announced two more deaths from complications caused by COVID-19 over the past 24 hours. This brings the total number of confirmed infections in the country to 540,646 and virus-related fatalities to 1,619. The new patients, all of whom are in a stable condition, and are receiving the necessary care, were detected af...

 06 Apr 2021 - 10:13 File picture used for representation only. The Peninsula Online Doha: Ministry of Interior (MoI) officials have intensified efforts to take action against individuals violating various Covid-19 precautionary measures in the country and have reported 477 violations in the country.  377 were booked for not wearing masks in public while 11 were found violating the limit allowed in a vehicle, which is specified as four persons, including the driver, except for members of the same family.  The Ministry also referred 88 persons for not maintaining safe physical distancing...