Various articles about Dubai

To avoid the gathering of a large number of people, Personal Status Court announced the temporary suspension of all procedures.

Dubai residents and expatriates have an opportunity to test at new COVID-19 drive through centre. Two more to open in Al Khawaneej and Port Rashid.

Previously announced mandatory closure of all government centers for two weeks will be extended for another ten days until April 18.

After taken precautionary measures, The Waterfront Market was given permission to continue "business as normal".

As part of the measures taken to combat the spread of coronavirus COVID-19, the Department of Economic Development in Dubai announced that all commercial activities will be closed until April 18.

Residents are required to receive a new permit every time they want to way out.

The decision to temporarily stop fines for holders of expired residency visas has been enforced. The term for the absence of fines was also determined – until the end of 2020.

As part of the fight against the spread of coronavirus COVID-19, the RTA has decided to ban the use of minibusses in Dubai. The ban expiration date for these vehicles will be announced later, it will depend on the current situation.

By decision of the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA), parking in Dubai for two weeks, from Tuesday, March 31 to Monday, April 13, will be absolutely free.

Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) in Dubai closes three metro stations on the green line – Al Ras, Palm Deira, and Baniyas Square.

Special measures are being taken by the Dubai authorities to identify those who do not comply with the recommendation to stay home for the weekend when the National Disinfection Programme is held.

In order to prevent the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), a number of rules based on the principles of social distancing were adopted for Dubai Metro passengers.

One of the methods that the Dubai authorities are introducing due to an outbreak of coronavirus (Covid-19) is the disinfection of the city streets.

Due to the outbreak of coronavirus worldwide, the Dubai authorities decided to ban the use of shisha in all cafes and restaurants of the emirate from March 12 for two weeks.

The Waterfront Market is one of Dubai's most popular shopping destinations. Here you can find the richest selection of fish and seafood in Dubai.

Where there used to be sands up to the horizon once, today you can find another masterpiece of human art - Dubai Garden Glow. A stunning theme park with many entertaining attractions and vibrant shows.