DHA increases free medicine deliveries to 450 a day

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The Dubai Health Authority says it’s increased its free medicine deliveries to 450 per day.

The service, called Dawa’ee, was introduced in Dubai in December to cater to elders and people of determination who require medication for chronic conditions. 

It has since expanded to cover all seven emirates, and accommodate individuals who are at high risk for contracting COVID-19. 

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