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Covid: Hearing-impaired UAE residents struggling with new normal dhanusha@khaleejtimes.com Filed on March 4, 2021 | Last updated on March 4, 2021 at 12.11 pm Photo: AFP 1 in 4 people will be living with some degree of hearing loss by 2050: WHO The new world of online learning and remote working has been particularly hard on those with hearing impairments. While they have been able to identify their tutors, deaf students in mainstream schools have found it challenging to lip read and keep up with their school curriculum. ALSO READ: On the occasion of World Hearing Day, celebrated o...

Dubai: Paul Raymund Cortes, the Philippine Consul-General, and his family members recently received their first doses of COVID-19 vaccine while Filipino netizens have posted on social media their photos of receiving the jab to encourage more kabayans (compatriots) to get vaccinated. “My family and I took the vaccine because we want to play our part in ending the pandemic,” said Cortes, who took the vaccine with his wife, Yasmin, and their two sons. Sharing the experience, Cortes told Gulf News: “We went to Al Qusais Health Centre and joined the queue for vaccination, along with hundred...

Dubai Covid vaccine: Free taxi rides announced Web Report/Dubai (Supplied photo) The free ride can be hailed from 10 vaccination centres. The Dubai Taxi (Hala) is offering residents across the Emirate a free ride home from select vaccination centres. This is part of its drive to support the city and those who wish to participate in the vaccination programme. ALSO READ: The free ride can be hailed from 10 vaccination centres by using the promo code ‘HALAVAC’ when booking a taxi on the Careem app. “At Hala, we want to make sure we are doing all we can to show our commitment to supporting ...

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Dubai: It's 7.30am on Tuesday (January 19, 2021). As Dubai residents woke up to a foggy morning, around 10 people made their way to the Zabeel Primary Health Centre to get their dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. One vaccination every 20 minutes; the whole process about 35. It's been like that since the campaign started on December 23, 2021. This routine goes on until 8.30pm. At any given hour, around 10 people walk in for the vaccination. The staff ensure every registered recipient has a hassle-free experience. Patient assessment On this day, Indian expatriate Hussain Shakir, 34,...