DG of Abu Dhabi Centre for Public Health H.E Matar Al Nuaimi stresses the importance of track and trace.
Al Nuaimi says with the current movement restrictions in place in the emirate, the Al Hosn app is vital in helping to track the spread of the coronavirus.
This will allow the authorities to protect the community as a whole.
He added that although restrictions on commercial activities have been eased, adhering to the preventative measures in place are still important.
Al Nuaimi is urging everyone to download the app on their smartphones as the information gathered from it will help authorities to protect the public during the current pandemic.


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