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Passengers arriving at Abu Dhabi airport will no longer be fitted with electronic wristbands to monitor their home quarantine.
The measure, first introduced in September 2020 to curb the spread of Covid-19, will be dropped from Sunday.
The Abu Dhabi Crisis, Emergency and Disasters Committee said systems will continue to ensure people quarantining at home are compliant.
All international arrivals were required to wear a GPS quarantine wristband until they completed a mandatory period of self isolation and a negative PCR test, which has varied from five to 14 days.
The free medically-approved tag was given to passengers, arriving from all countries, at any Abu Dhabi entry point.
Those measures have since been cut due to declining cases of Covid-19.
On Saturday, the Ministry of Health recorded just 471 new cases of the virus - the lowest daily recorded number of cases since August 2020.
The GPS band will continue to be used for people who test positive for the virus and any close contacts.
Wristband removal services by Abu Dhabi hospital group (Seha) were recently transferred from Mina Zayed on the city's Corniche to the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre. Seha advised people to use Entrance G at Adnec to access the centre, which is open from 8am to 10pm.
