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2,196 coronavirus cases and 5 deaths: Reports by UAE

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On Wednesday, the UAE announced 2,196 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total number of cases diagnosed to 446,594.

A further 2,385 people were said to have fully recovered from an infection, bringing the total number of people infected to 429,573.

The Ministry of Health and Prevention has also reported five deaths. This brings the total number of coronavirus deaths in the country to 1,456.

After conducting 226,275 checks, the new cases were discovered. In the United Arab Emirates, a total of 36,012,066 tests have been performed.

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