Abu Dhabi Police has taken legal action against 102 people for deliberately changing their COVID-19 test results, sent to them in messages, in order to enter Abu Dhabi.
That’s according to Salem Al Zaabi, Acting Director of the Federal Emergency, Crisis and Disasters Prosecution.
Al Zaabi clarified that the culprits were detained for breaking the law and orders have been served for their violations.
Authorities are also reminding residents that violators of the safety guidelines issued to curb the spread of COVID-19 will be brought to justice.


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