DUBAI: The UAE announced it will reopen mosques and other places of worship across the Gulf country on July 1 at 30 percent capacity, state news agency WAM reported. It comes as the country works to return to normal life following the lockdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Meanwhile, the UAE said it was committed to cooperate with the international community to overcome COVID-19. Since March, the Gulf nation has assisted more than a million medical workers through aid including the supply of personal protective equipment. The number of people infected with the coronavirus in the UAE’s is 48,246, although more than 37,000 have recovered.

Source: Libya Today June 30, 2020 04:30 UTC