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Abu Dhabi: Green Pass needed for visiting malls, cinema

Going out in Abu Dhabi? Make sure you have a valid PCR test result

Published: June 10, 2021 14:28 Huda Tabrez, Living in UAE Editor

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On June 9, Abu Dhabi Emergency, Crisis and Disasters Committee announced that the Green Pass on the Al Hosn app would be used for accessing most public places, to ensure active contract tracings and safe entry. — Don't have the Green Pass on your Al Hosn app? Image Credit: Abu Dhabi Media Office

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According to the announcement, you would need to have the Green Pass active on your Al Hosn app to access the following places: • Shopping malls • Supermarkets • Gyms — Read the detailed guide on what the Green Pass is, here: gulfnews.com/1.1623146324027 Image Credit: Gulf News archives

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• Hotels and hotel facilities • Public parks • Beaches • Swimming pools • Entertainment centres • Cinemas • Museums • Restaurants and cafes — List of public places which will require a Green Pass Image Credit: Gulf News archives

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The new protocol will be effective from Tuesday, June 15, 2021. The committee clarified that these procedures apply to those aged 16 years and above. — When does the new requirement come into effect? Image Credit: AFP

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For how long is the Green Pass valid? The Al Hosn app will turn green after a person gets a negative PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) test. The validity of the Green Pass depends on a person’s vaccination status: — For how long is the Green Pass valid? Image Credit: Virendra Saklani/Gulf News

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Vaccinated 30 days Second dose recipients (Who haven’t completed 28 days since second dose) 14 days First dose recipients (waiting for second dose) 7 days First dose recipients (missed/late for second dose) 3 days Vaccine exempted 7 days Not vaccinated 3 days — The validity will depend on your vaccination status. Image Credit: Pexels

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For all categories, the status will turn grey after the validity of the PCR test is over. Also, the status will turn red when the PCR test result is positive. — Image Credit: Abu Dhabi Media Office

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