Everyday Events
Among the markets that are planned to open are Al Mina market, including meat shops located there, vegetable and meat shops located in Mushrif Mall, vegetable markets and meat shops at Souq Al Jabra in Al Ain; the Central Market in Madinat Zayed, Green Market in Bani Yas and Shahama, vegetable and fish market in Ruwais, Al Dhafra.
Opening hours for large vegetable as well as meat markets will be set from 10:00 AM to 07:00 PM. Among the rules of work – mandatory testing for coronavirus of those workers who have access to food products, the mandatory wearing of masks and gloves by buyers and workers, checking the temperature at the inlet.
The number of visitors in the premises should not exceed 30 percent of the capacity. Sanitizers and regular disinfection are also required. Shopkeepers should also ensure that social distance standards are maintained.
These precautions are taken in coordination with the authorities’ program to gradually overcome the crisis, in order to ensure public health and safety.
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