Home Covid-19 Dubai Health Authority establishes new isolation facility for Covid-19 patients The isolation facility is located close to Rashid Hospital and contains 25 rooms by Zainab Mansoor June 2, 2020 The Dubai Health Authority (DHA) has established a new medical isolation facility for confirmed and suspected Covid-19 cases as a proactive measure against the virus. The isolation facility, a 1,500 square metre separate building, is in close proximity to Rashid Hospital and contains 25 rooms, inclusive of ICU, medical isolation, treatment, clinics and examination rooms. Humaid Al Qutami, director general of DHA said the new medical isolation ward was established as a proactive measure to strengthen the authority’s efforts in fighting Covid-19 and contributing to the early detection and treatment of patients who have the virus, speeding their recovery. He added that the authority has put in place a prevention strategy that takes different scenarios into consideration to help the DHA in foreseeing and taking decisions accordingly, such as establishing field hospitals or medical isolation facilities, etc. The UAE has reported 635 new Covid-19 cases and two deaths on June 1, raising the infections to 35,192. The death toll stands now at 266. Tags Covid-19 Dubai Dubai Health Authority medical isolation facility screening 0 Comments You might also like Dubai: Aldar to build office tower on Sheikh Zayed Road Dubai’s GDP grows by 3.2% in first quarter of 2024 Dubai: New widened Exit 55 to cut traffic time by 60% DEWA invests Dhs1.36bn in 8 new 132/11 kV transmission substations