People can now enter Abu Dhabi after a negative Covid-19 test

Abu Dhabi has put in place a new system to allow people to enter the emirate.

Drivers are permitted to cross the border if they can show police the results of a negative Covid-19 test.

officials said that the emirate had "achieved a low number of patients requiring hospital treatment" with many facilities now free of cases but this decline in cases required continued testing and restrictions on movement to avoid further infections.

Authorities said the decision is part of a set of preventive measures and aims to support the emirate's National Screening Programme with the objective of reducing infections.

Anyone crossing the border, including on Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Ain Road, among others, will be stopped at police checkpoints.

Great efforts Abu Dhabi ❤👏👏

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