Home Covid-19 Dubai’s DHA ceases PCR testing at select centres; nationwide Covid-19 cases cross 260,000 The UAE announced 3,491 new cases on January 19 by Zainab Mansoor January 19, 2021 The Dubai Health Authority (DHA) has announced a list of centres at which PCR testing services will now be decommissioned. Starting January 19, Covid-19 screening centres at Nakheel Mall, Dubai Mall, Mirdif City Center and Majlis Hamriya Port will no longer offer PCR testing facilities. Traveller Covid-19 screening services at Shabab Al-Ahli Club, however, have been transferred the Al-Nasr Club screening centre. Covid-19 screening centers have stopped operating from today (Tuesday) at: Nakheel Mall, Dubai Mall, Mirdif City Center, Majlis Hamriya Port. Traveller Covid-19 screening services at Shabab Al-Ahli Club have been transferred the Al-Nasr Club screening centre. — Dubai Media Office (@DXBMediaOffice) January 19, 2021 DHA also revealed a list of facilities that will continue providing PCR testing for Covid-19 on both booking and walk-in basis. Those DHA centres that require an appointment to book a PCR test are: Al Rashidiya Majlis, Jumeirah 1 Port Majlis and Al Nasr Club. Meanwhile, facilities operating on a walk-in basis consist of testing stations in Deira City Centre and Mall of the Emirates. The UAE announced 3,491 new cases on January 19, scaling the nation-wide case count to 260,233. The country’s health ministry also confirmed 3,311 recoveries and five deaths. The death toll now stands at 756. #BREAKING: #MoHAP has conducted 163,049 tests and reports 3491 new cases, 3311 recoveries, and 5 death.#UAE_BARQ_EN pic.twitter.com/bxSOa0oxMe — UAE BARQ (@UAE_BARQ_EN) January 19, 2021 Tags Centres Covid-19 DHA Dubai Dubai Mall Mall of the Emirates Mirdif City Centre PCR Testing 0 Comments You might also like Carrefour launches 24/7 express delivery service in Dubai Parkin, AWQAF Dubai to build new parking facility in Al Sabkha District Mark Phoenix on how Sankari is redefining luxury real estate Talabat plunges over 7.5% in Dubai trading debut after $2bn IPO