Manila Bulletin
nCoV-positive Filipino in UAE in ‘stable’ condition
The Philippine Embassy in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is monitoring a Filipino national who tested positive for the 2019-novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV).
This Filipino national, who is based in Abu Dhabi, is now in stable condition.
The Filipino has no history of lung, heart, or respiratory disease.
The embassy will fully coordinate with UAE health authorities on the case.
Filipinos in the UAE are advised to adhere to hygiene protocols set by MoHAP and the WHO and to rely on official information.
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