Dubai yafata msimamo wa Magufuli, imeondoa lockdown ya Corona

Dubai yafata msimamo wa Magufuli, imeondoa lockdown ya Corona

Kwani ni lini magufuri aliweka lock down,na kuondoa?
Mpaka hao wamuige Rais?
Vitu vingine mnapamba mpka mnaharibu.
Pumbavu mmoja.

Rais wetu hajawahi kuweka na kutoa Lock Down.
Badili mwandiko wako.
Kizee kizezeta.
 
Saint Ivuga said:
Yani waislam wa Dubai wafuate mfano wa kafiri muafrica jiwe?
You are not serious. Subiri kwanza we are not even at the peak. Msianze kumsifia kwanza.
Yani huyu jamaa atakuja kuidbukiza nchi kwenye mto. Kwa sababu na madudu yote haya na pumba zote ila kuna wajinga wapo nyuma yake wanashangilia.
Its too sad!
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Mnatamani sana nchi iingie huko ili mpate cha kuongea baadaye.

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Nilichangia hivi kwenye uzi mwingine:

Hii itakua unpopular opinion ila nitasema ninachofikiri.

Pasi na chembe ya shaka Covid-19 ni ugonjwa hatari ila, kwa mawazo yangu, dunia nzima ime overact na jinsi ya kukabiliana na huu mlipuko.

Kinachoendelea sasa ni mashindano ya kutoa takwimu za waathirika na kutishana. Bado death rate ya corona sio ya kutisha sana kiasi cha kufanya shughuli zingine zote zisimame. Ikumbukwe watu walikua wanakufa kabla ya corona na wataendelea hata baada ya corona, it's the circle of life. Sasa kila anayefariki ni corona magonjwa mengine yote yamepotea ghafla. Hata mimi nikifa kwa corona hakuna sababu ya maisha ya wengine kusimama.

Nadhani kuchukua tahadhari tu ingetosha ila sio kusimamisha maisha ya watu juhudi ambazo hazionekani kuzaa matunda yoyote, mwishoe watu watasema potelea mbali na kurudi makazini. Dawa au chanjo ya corona isipopatikana hadi mwakani watu wataendelea kukaa ndani mwaka mzima?

Sasa bongo nao watu wanataka kila kitu kisimame sababu corona imeua watu watano toka ianze, really? I can assure you malaria imeua wengi zaidi ya hao in the last 24hrs.

According to Wikipedia, Mortality rate - Wikipedia, inakadiriwa watu laki moja na nusu hufa kila siku kwa sababu mbali mbali duniani. Sasa iweje corona iliyoua watu karibu watu laki moja na nusu kwa miezi mitatu isimamishe dunia.

www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
Confirmed
2,173,432		Recovered
554,786		Deaths
146,291

Media nyingi zinatoa idadi ya vifo na waathrika wapya tu hawasemi wangapi wamepona. Nia ni kujazana hofu.

Come June maisha yataendelea aidha chanjo imepatikana au lah, vinginevyo we're facing economy Crashdown beyond repair. Kilichofanyika so far ni kuua sisimizi kwa nyundo.

Leo naongezea, JPM kawa sahihi na mfano wa kuigwa katika mapambano dhidi ya corona, hakuna papara wala lockdown za kishamba. Leo wale wale waliokuwa wakwanza kukimbilia kufunga nchi zao wanaanza kufungua ilhali bado dawa wala chanjo ya corona haijapatikana. Kwahiyo muda wote waliofanya lockdown ni useless na lockdown zao hazijaa matokeo chanya yoyote, wana victims sawa au zaidi ya ambao hawajafanya lockdown kabisa.
 
Huku wagonjwa wanavunja mageti na kukimbia hapo Amana Hospital. Anyway tusibishane sana muda ndio utaongea kuhusu hii approach anayoitumia kupambana na Corona huku yeye amejichimbia Chato.

Binafsi nimemkubali sana Kagame pamoja na Museveni. Kwa kiasi Kikubwa wamefanikiwa kudhibiti Corona kuliko mataifa mengine ya East Africa
 
Saint Ivuga said:
Yani waislam wa Dubai wafuate mfano wa kafiri muafrica jiwe?
You are not serious. Subiri kwanza we are not even at the peak. Msianze kumsifia kwanza.
Yani huyu jamaa atakuja kuidbukiza nchi kwenye mto. Kwa sababu na madudu yote haya na pumba zote ila kuna wajinga wapo nyuma yake wanashangilia.
Its too sad!
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It's too sad for you not for me.

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majumba 6 said:
Wewe Bibi acha tabia ya kutukana watu hovyo kama ukishindwa kulumbana kwa hoja kaa kimya usilazimishe vidole kucharaza maneno yasiyo na haya!
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Methali safi sana hiyo kwa "wapumbavu" - courtesy Mkapa.
 
My Son drink water said:
Acha uongo we mwanamke korofi, they're celebrating because Corona cases are no longer seen, siyo kutoa lockdown

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Wewe ndiyo huna haya kusema uongo wakati dunia ni kiganjani. Soma hii chini nakuwekea link, ni habari ya tarehe ngapi halafu urudi usema hizo kesi mpya za Corona zimekwisha lini?

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A round-up of major developments related to Covid-19 across the country.

Here's a round-up of all the latest Covid-19 developments you need to know:

Khaleej Times braves Covid combat inside a Dubai hospital

There are no grenades or bombs. No Kalashnikovs or missiles. But it is no less a battlefront for doctors and nurses treating coronavirus positive patients in Dubai. In a first-ever in the UAE, Khaleej Times got exclusive access to report from inside a Covid ward in a private hospital in Dubai. This reporter embedded with medics to understand what it is like to fight an invisible enemy that has already claimed several lives. And what we saw was eye-opening. The eerie silence inside the ICU is broken by the constant beeping of monitors attached to patients' beds. There are men of different age groups who are under treatment. Many are battling multiple symptoms and are on ventilators. Nurses move around checking the vitals of patients every hour. It is not an easy job to be a healthcare worker, especially when they are fighting a killer virus. Enduring the discomfort of sweaty PPEs (personal protective equipment), doctors and nurses are working round the clock in highly infectious surroundings to help patients recover.

Our front-liners' noble deeds will go down in history: Sheikh Mohammed

His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, stated on Tuesday that the UAE is standing together in solidarity with its citizens and residents against the current challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic. "We are racing against time to make our country fully ready for various circumstances," Sheikh Mohammed added, while praising the efforts made by various federal and local healthcare authorities to maintain the safety and health of society. His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid made these remarks while chairing a virtual meeting of the UAE Cabinet, during which he remotely hosted a number of front-liners working in service centres for treating novel coronavirus patients to check on their condition and listen to their observations and related proposals.

New law on national safety approved in UAE

The UAE Cabinet, chaired remotely by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, has approved a draft law on the protection of national safety to guarantee the protection of society in cases of disasters and any healthcare, economic and environmental threats to the country. During a virtual meeting held today, the Cabinet also hosted a group of frontliners to thank them for their tremendous efforts. Sheikh Mohammed also thanked citizens and residents healthcare workers who are working hard in their fight against corona virus pandemic. "Today, I chaired a Cabinet meeting in which we followed up on developments of the global Covid-19 pandemic in the UAE, in terms of health, education and the economy. The session hosted members of our front-lines of defence. We are grateful for their tremendous efforts," Sheikh Mohammed said.

UAE announces 490 new cases, 83 recoveries

The Ministry of Health and Prevention has conducted over 30,000 additional Covid-19 tests among citizens and residents over the past few days, resulting in the detection of 490 new cases. The ministry also announced the full recovery of 83 patients after receiving the necessary medical care and the death of three Asian nationals. The total number of recoveries has now reached 1,443. Speaking at the UAE's regular media briefing on Tuesday, Dr. Farida Al Hosani, spokesperson for the UAE health sector, stressed the importance of increased testing to ensure the early detection of infections, particularly among those exposed to previously confirmed cases.

BIE's executive committee agrees to propose one-year delay

The Executive Committee of the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE) has agreed to propose the postponement of Expo 2020 Dubai to the proposed dates of October 1, 2021 to March 31, 2022. However, changing the dates of an Expo requires the support of a two-thirds majority of Member States of the BIE under Article 28 of the Paris Convention of 1928. Therefore, the General Assembly will now be called upon to vote on the Executive Committee's recommendation. Voting will be carried out remotely between on April 24 and May 29. Members of the Committee - delegates of 12 Member States elected by the BIE's General Assembly - met virtually on Tuesday to examine the change in dates requested by the Government of the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Dubai relaxes restrictions on money transfer, maintenance services

Dubai announced on Tuesday the extension of working hours for certain commercial activities within the emirate effective immediately in a further relaxation of restrictions imposed on trading and business activities as part of Covid-19 coronavirus lockdown. Dubai Economy said in a circular that working hours for money exchanges, building maintenance and related suppliers, air conditioning, and cooling equipment repair and maintenance services were to be extended from 8am to 8pm daily. In emergency cases, building maintenance and air-conditioning repair service providers can operate even after 8pm. The circular stressed strict adherence to precautionary health measures, such as sanitisation and social distancin.

UAE's youngest Covid-19 patient to be admitted to ICU gets recovery

Abu Dhabi-Staff at Sheikh Khalifa Medical City (SKMC) have celebrated the recovery of the youngest Covid-19 patient admitted to the ICU in UAE. 9-year-old Hervie Emmanuel Magos, was discharged from the SKMC on April 21 after he had fully recovered from the coronavirus. He had spent a month at the hospital receiving treatment. The boy, who is the only child of a Filipino family living in Abu Dhabi was admitted to SKMC on March 22 and transferred to the ICU on March 23 while in critical condition. He celebrated his 9th birthday in the ICU on April 1st. And on April 11, he was moved to Peds General Ward.

3 field hospitals to open in Abu Dhabi, Dubai

In line with the directive of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the United Arab Emirates Armed Forces, Abu Dhabi Health Services Company (SEHA), the UAE's largest healthcare network, has established three field hospitals in the UAE as it continues to play an integral role in the attempts to curb the Covid-19 pandemic. Sheikh Khalid bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Member of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Office, visited the field hospitals in the Emirates Humanitarian City located in Mohammed bin Zayed city in Abu Dhabi, and the Abu Dhabi Exhibition Center, on Tuesday. He assessed the facilities' readiness and medical equipment to ensure the UAE community has access to quality healthcare services in light of the current situation. Sheikh Khalid viewed the development of the field hospital in Emirates Humanitarian City, which spans over 29,000 square metres.

Social support payments for 4,200 families in Abu Dhabi

The Abu Dhabi Social Support Authority will begin issuing social support payments for the month of May to 4,200 families this week to help families prepare for the holy month of Ramadan, the Abu Dhabi Media Office announced on Tuesday. The government had recently announced a new initiative to support low-income families affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, rolled out by the Family Development Foundation. The government also announced earlier this week that more than 100,000 food baskets, with a month's worth of essentials, will be delivered to Abu Dhabi residents whose earnings have been affected by the Covid-19 crisis.

Coronavirus test will not break your Ramadan fast, says UAE Fatwa Council

Taking a Covid-19 coronavirus test does not break one's fast during the holy month of Ramadan, the UAE Fatwa Council has said. Covid-19 tests involve a nasal swab. Arabic daily Al Ittihad quoted the Fatwa council as saying that Muslims shouldn't refrain from taking the coronavirus test fearing it would break their fast. As Khaleej Times reported, the council earlier issued a series of guidelines for Muslims fasting amid the pandemic. Those who have symptoms of Covid-19 may choose not to fast during the holy month, the council had said. Residents can call the council on 8002422 for any queries pertaining to Ramadan.

Umm Al Quwain businesses exempted from fees, fines

His Highness Sheikh Saud bin Rashid Al Mu'alla, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Umm Al Quwain, issued Resolution No.3 for 2020 exempting licensed local establishments - affected by the suspension of services due the coronavirus, Covid-19 - from fees and fines, Wam reported on Sunday. The resolution stipulates that after reviewing the resolution of the Umm Al Qaiwain Executive Council No. 5 for 2020 regarding the preventive measures to contain the spread of epidemics and viruses, the following decision has been taken: All local licensed establishments and companies affected by the decision to suspend their services, as a precautionary measure to prevent the spread of Covid-19, shall be exempted from paying local fees due to the Umm Al Qaiwain government, such as fees for renewing licenses and rental contracts, and other fees or fines incurred that are determined by the Executive Council, until further notice.

Over 150 patients discharged from Al Warsan facility in Dubai

Over 150 patients, following treatment for the Covid-19 coronavirus, were discharged from a field medical facility in Dubai's Al Warsan neighborhood on Monday. A video has emerged online showing the group being escorted out of the facility by local health authorities and Dubai Police officials. According to on-site volunteers, approximately 150 patients who have fully recovered from the disease were discharged from the field medical facility on Monday. Patients were seen loudly cheering and thanking doctors and medical professionals for their service and it is said that the patients have also completed their mandatory isolation after contracting the disease.

No university student dismissals, academic warnings during distance-learning phase in UAE

The Ministry of Higher Education has announced that university students will not be issued academic warnings, be placed under monitoring, or be dismissed during the current distance-learning phase. In a statement, Dr. Ahmad bin Abdullah Humaid Belhoul Al Falasi, Minister of State for Higher Education and Advanced Skills, said that higher education institutions are committed to the decision, adding that his ministry is working at full capacity to "reduce the burden on students during the current coronavirus crisis". Reiterating the importance of distance learning at this time, Dr. Ahmad Al Falasi said that all institutions should have in place practical remote education solutions, including 'virtual internship' systems.

Indians in UAE warned against hate speech, discrimination

Following Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tweet against giving religious angle to the spread of Covid-19, Indian Ambassador to the UAE Pavan Kapoor has warned expats in the UAE against discriminatory behaviour and hate speech. "India and the UAE share the value of non-discrimination on many grounds. Discrimination is against our moral fabric and the rule of law. Indian nationals in the UAE should always remember this," Kapoor said in his tweet. In the past few days, multiple comments were reportedly posted by Indian expats blaming Muslim community for the spread of Covid-19 pandemic. The ambassador also shared Modi's tweet, which said: "Covid-19 does not see race, religion, colour, caste, creed, language or borders before striking. Our response and conduct thereafter should attach primacy to unity and brotherhood. We are in this together."

UAE banks to consider expats' expired visa, Emirates ID for transactions

All the visas, Emirates IDs and entry permits of the UAE residents expired after March 1, 2020 are valid for bank transactions. The UAE Central Bank has instructed all the banks in the country to consider expats' visas and Emirates ID expired between March 1 and December 31, 2020 valid for bank transactions in line with the Cabinet Decision announced earlier this month. According to a notification issued by the regulator to all banks and financial institutions, this decision will cover all residents who are either inside or outside the country. In addition, it instructed that the banks should consider entry permits or permits issued to expatriates in the UAE from March 1 till December 31, 2020 also valid.

Emirates cabin crew dons hazmat gowns; social distancing enforced

Flying on one of Emirates' special flights soon? Expect social distancing protocols right from the airport to the aircraft - plus cabin crew members donning hazmat gowns, visors, masks and gloves. Emirates has stepped up precautionary measures at the airport and on board to ensure the health and safety of its employees and customers. All cabin crew, boarding agents and ground staff in direct contact with passengers will now wear full protective gear. At Dubai International Airport, gloves and masks are also mandatory for all customers and employees. Physical distancing indicators have been placed on the ground and at waiting areas to help travellers maintain the necessary distance during check-in and boarding

No room for religious intolerance in UAE: Sheikha Hend

Religious intolerance and hatred have no place in the UAE, an Emirati businesswoman and philanthropist has reiterated. Sheikha Hend Al Qassimi, who has been in the news for slamming Islamophobic social media posts, said she was surprised to find Indian names behind some of these posts. A prejudiced section of social media users have targeted Muslims over a congregation of Tablighi Jamaat in New Delhi that reportedly led to an increase in the number of Covid-19 cases in India. As Khaleej Times reported earlier this week, Sheikha Hend shared screenshots of Islamophobic tweets from a now-deactivated account and warned: "Anyone that is openly racist and discriminatory in the UAE will be fined and made to leave." The Emirati told Khaleej Times on Tuesday: "When I first reacted to the tweet, I didn't really know what Tablighi Jamaat was. I am sorry, but I grew up with Indians and they don't talk like this . When I saw the tweet, what I said was what any Emirati would - that this hatred is not welcome."
 
Ghiti Milimo said:
Lengo la uzi wako, ni KIJIPENDEKEZA tu.
Huyo kiongozi wao, au hao waarabu wamekuambia kuwa JPM ndiye ALIYEWASHAURI wafanye hivyo?
Kama ulikuwa una hamu ya kumsifia, we msifie tu, sio kuwasingizia hao waarabu wako!
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Kanisome tena post namba moja au ndiyo katika wale "failures" ambao hamuelewi hata mnachokisoma?
Janja wenu ana "ziro" kwenye matokeo ya shule na ndiyo Mwenyekiti wa maisha, nitegemee nini kutoka kwa wafuasi wake?
 
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