Coronavirus: How to get tested at the new mobile drive thru COVID-19 test centre in UAE

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Coronavirus: How to get tested at the new mobile drive thru COVID-19 test centre in UAE

As part of the process, patients will need to book an appointment

Published: March 29, 2020 09:08 Sara Al Shurafa, Assistant Online Editor

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20200327_seha_test — The UAE on Saturday opened a mobile COVID-19 Test Center to support the country’s relentless efforts to contain the spread of coronavirus. The mobile test facility will be dedicated for testing individuals for coronavirus. Image Credit: Social Media

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20200329_testing — To get checked at the facility you will need to book an appointment through Estijaba 8001717. You will be asked to participate in a pre-assessment screening, where they would need to answer questions related to your health condition. Image Credit: social media

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20191001_pregnant women — Following the pre-screening, people who are suspected of having contracted the virus and those who are most vulnerable, such as the elderly, pregnant women or people with chronic diseases will be prioritised. The test will be free for these individuals. Image Credit: Reuters

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Spain corona — On the day of your appointment show up on time with your emirates ID. For the wider community who prefer to do the examination for reassurance only, the testing procedure will cost Dh370. Image Credit: AFP

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Reader picture — The test will take about 5 minutes and the mobile centre is located at Zayed sports city in Abu Dhabi. The centre opens from 8 am to 8 pm daily and will be serving up to 600 people. Image Credit: Anna Marie Tannous/Gulf News reader

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