Coronavirus news bulletin from UAE: Dubai to open for business; over 2m Covid-19 tests conducted; Saudi to end curfew; Modi calls Sheikh Mohamed

Coronavirus news bulletin from UAE: Dubai to open for business; over 2m Covid-19 tests conducted; Saudi to end curfew; Modi calls Sheikh Mohamed

A round-up of major developments related to Covid-19 across the country.. UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention announced 822 new cases of the Covid-19 coronavirus, as well as 601 recoveries during a press briefing where Abdul Rahman Al Owais, Minister of Health and Prevention, and Dr. Amna Al Shamsi, UAE Government spokesperson, gave an update on the latest developments and steps taken to curb the spread of Covid-19 in the country.. Authorities announced 3 deaths in the country as a result of the disease, taking the total number of deaths to 248.. The minister, Abdul Rahman Al Owais, also announced that the UAE had conducted an additional 41,000 tests today, talking the total number of tests in the country to 2,044,493.. Dubai to resume business activity from 6am to 11pm from May 27. Dubai has announced bold steps to reopen business activities starting Wednesday, it was announced on Monday.. Business activities will resume in the emirate from 6am to 11pm and there will be no restrictions on movement between 6am and 11pm. Cinemas, gyms, retail stores, clinics, sports academics and recreational venues will open but by following social distancing rules.. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince