ABU DHABI — The National Emergency Crisis and Disasters Management Authority in the United Arab Emirates announced on Wednesday the launch of 'Weqaya,' a website specifically designed to raise public health awareness on the coronavirus, state news agency WAM reported on Wednesday. According to the crisis authority, the website also aims to provide information to the UAE public on preventative health and safety measures to curb the spread of COVID-19.the authority explained in a statement. It is a reliable source for all COVID-19 developments in the UAE, the authority noted, adding that it provides the latest news and official announcements on the pandemic, as well as video content on healthy practices and preventative measures. Users will also have the opportunity to communicate with medical and health experts by sending in queries via the website. The authority said that the launch of the Weqaya website is part of the UAE government's efforts to work closely with various health departments and officials in the country, as well as internationally, to ensure the application of preventative measures to help mitigate the spread of the pandemic.
