Seha closes COVID-19 drive-through screening centre at Zayed Sports City as cases decline in UAE

Seha still operates a number of other drive-through COVID-19 screening centres in UAE

Last updated: November 10, 2021 | 16:55

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Residents who need to undergo COVID-19 PCR testing or get vaccinated can still continue to book appointments at other Seha COVID-19 drive-through centres.

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Abu Dhabi: The Abu Dhabi Health Services Company’s (Seha) COVID-19 Drive-Through Screening Centre at Zayed Sports City in Abu Dhabi has been closed permanently, the health provider said in a statement today.

Residents who need to undergo COVID-19 PCR testing, or get their vaccinations one, can, however, continue to book appointments at other Seha COVID-19 drive-through centres.

The service provider still continues to operate 24 other screening centres across the UAE, including six others in Abu Dhabi.

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The Zayed Sports City facility was one of the first to be launched in the UAE and was part of a raft of preventive measures initiated by Seha to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. Its closure comes as the UAE continues to record less than 100 cases of COVID-19 every day.