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The British Armed Forces believe that the country needs an air defense system similar to the Iron Dome.
The United States will begin military deliveries to Ukraine in the coming hours, Biden said.
Erdogan called on Armenia to understand the events of 1915 “without hatred.”
The Israeli Foreign Minister thanked the US Senate for passing the aid package.
800 thousand people took part in a protest march in Buenos Aires.
Britain will send fighter jets to Poland next year, Sunak said.
Greece has stated that it will not send air defense systems to Ukraine.
In Poland, the construction schedule for the first nuclear power plant was called risky.
Two military helicopters collided in Malaysia.
The EU has reduced purchases of Ukrainian grain for the first time since the farmers’ protests began.
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The British Armed Forces believe that the country needs an air defense system similar to the Iron Dome.
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The United States will begin military deliveries to Ukraine in the coming hours, Biden said.
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Erdogan called on Armenia to understand the events of 1915 “without hatred.”
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The Israeli Foreign Minister thanked the US Senate for passing the aid package.
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800 thousand people took part in a protest march in Buenos Aires.
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Britain will send fighter jets to Poland next year, Sunak said.
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UAE: Unvaccinated employees in five industries must take a PCR test every fortnight

UAE: Unvaccinated employees in five industries must take a PCR test every fortnight

In the United Arab Emirates, the new rules were adopted for five industries. Unvaccinated employees obliged to take a PCR test every 14 days.

The new rules on tests come into effect on March 28. The news came as Abu Dhabi announced that employees in “vital sectors and service industries” must undergo a PCR test every two weeks.

Thus, any unvaccinated employee in hotels, restaurants, transportation companies, laundries, beauty salons and hairdressers should respect the rule.

The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation explained that the measure aimed to “limit the spread of the virus, preserve the health of employees and keep work environments safe”.

The PCR test will be free of charge for those working in vital sectors and service industries across the UAE, The National reported.

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