UAE: Directive requiring Al Hosn green pass to access SEHA facilities put on hold

The Abu Dhabi Health Services Company (SEHA) has said that the decision pertaining to the requirement of the Al Hosn Green pass to access its facilities has been put on hold until further notice.

Taking to Twitter, SEHA said the current visitation measures will remain unchanged until further notice.

“We will keep you updated of any changes related to this topic as they arise,” it added.

We apologize for any inconvenience and wish you the best of health at all times pic.twitter.com/wdF9Lcik92

— SEHA – شركة صحة (@SEHAHealth) September 6, 2021

On September 5, SEHA had said that patients and visitors above the age of 16 will require the green pass on the Al Hosn app to access its healthcare facilities and centres in the UAE.

Read: Patients and visitors will require Al Hosn green pass to access SEHA facilities in UAE

The Abu Dhabi Emergency, Crisis and Disasters Committee last month approved the use of the pass to permit entry to most public places only for those individuals with a green status on Alhosn app.

In Abu Dhabi, the public places where entry will be restricted to those with the green pass include shopping centres, restaurants, cafes, and all other retail outlets, including those not within a shopping centre, as well as gyms, recreational facilities and sporting activities, health clubs, resorts, museums, cultural centres and theme parks. The list also includes universities, institutes, public and private schools and children’s nurseries in the emirate.

Read: Abu Dhabi: Green pass must for tourists and residents to enter public places; operating capacities at commercial establishments revised