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A user is tested at a shopping mall in Sharjah to detect a coronavirus.
The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP), in cooperation with Sharjah police, has assigned 16 sites in grocery shopping centers in the emirate to offer a free coVID-19 projection for one day each, showed Captain Saleh Ali Belhaj, Covid-19 selection supervisor. Sites in Sharjah.
This resolution is intended to cover the widest diversity and to detect COVID-19 for as many other people as can be imagined in various parts of the emirate.
“The new transitional sites often paint for 8 hours for a single day in each facility for 8 days in other grocery shopping centers with two centers in line with the day, according to previous plans in coordination with the facilities of the centers,” Belhaj added.
He also explained that grocery malls had been selected as projection sites because they are the position for others, being a grocery shopping destination and their positions close to neighborhoods. Also, they come with parking which makes it less difficult for other people to come and do the checks.
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Belhaj extra stated that he had coordinated with MoHAP to allocate two other sites according to the day to conduct loose detection from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Over the past 4 days, 8 centers have attended a loose screening of COVID-19, downtown Sharjah and mega Mall on the first day, Sahara Center and Al Safeer Shopping Center on the second day, Oasis Mall and Ansar Shopping Center on the third day. and Safari Mall and City Center on day 4. Belhaj said.
On Monday, the Matajer Center in Al Quoz and some others at the Matajer Center in the Al Gerema region will be available for loose screening, while on Tuesday, the Lulu Center near Al Buhairah and the Ramez Center will host the COVID- 19 detection facilities for 8 hours. On Wednesday, Nesto Centrer in Al Butina and the Gold Market Center will have screening sites, while Thursday will be the last day at Zero 6 Mall, and the other half will decide later.
“All 16 sites were provided to accommodate others who wish to go through COVID-19 detection over an 8-hour period, with a capacity of six hundred more people, depending on the day,” he added.
He also explained that the effects of the loose screening provided through those sites are delivered within a maximum of 48 hours from the time of screening, either via SMS or through the “Al Hosn” application, confirming that those tests are valid and accredited. for procedures. required in the country.