Omicron impact less, complete lockdown no more: UAE

Dubai: The UAE will not go back to a complete lockdown due to Omicron, or any other variant of the corona virus, Foreign Trade Minister Dr. Thani al-Sayudi said. The minister made this clear in an interview to an international media.

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Omicron has less influence than Delta. There was no lockdown in the country even during the Delta era. The country was moving towards maintaining a balance between the economic sector and the health sector. He said the country would not return to a complete lockdown in the future with any variant of the corona virus. Thani al-Sayudi said
When Kovid arrived in early 2020, the UAE had announced lockdowns and travel restrictions. It was later reopened with strict security and precautionary measures announced across the country. He said 2021 was a crucial, encouraging and positive year for the UAE.

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In 2021, the country celebrated its golden jubilee. The UAE welcomes the world to Expo 2020. Thus showing the world that lockdowns cannot continue. He said a balance needs to be struck between health and the economy. He said that everyone should stand together and cooperate to prevent contagious diseases.