Is syphilis is included in a deportable list of disease uae?

Yes, syphilis is included in the deportable list of diseases in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The list of deportable diseases in the UAE is based on the International Health Regulations (IHR), which are a set of international regulations adopted by the World Health Organization (WHO) that aim to prevent the spread of infectious diseases across borders.

The IHR list of diseases that can lead to deportation from the UAE includes:

* Cholera

* Diphtheria

* Leprosy

* Plague

* Poliomyelitis

* Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)

* Smallpox

* Tuberculosis

* Typhoid fever

* Yellow fever

In addition to these diseases, the UAE also has its own list of additional deportable diseases, which includes syphilis. This list is based on the country's specific health needs and priorities.

If a person is found to be infected with a deportable disease in the UAE, they may be subject to deportation from the country. This decision is made by the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP) based on a number of factors, including the severity of the infection, the risk of transmission to others, and the person's overall health status.