COVID-19: 70% of teaching staff in Dubai receive vaccines

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Newly released figures show 70 per cent of Dubai’s teaching staff have received one or both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.

The results of the latest survey have been released by the Knowledge and Human Development Authority.

The other 30 per cent have not been vaccinated yet.

In a post on Twitter, the Authority thanked the staff for their contribution to keeping everyone safe.

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