Everyday Events
Dubai restricts entertainment activities in the city, according to the new rules, all activities must conclude by 01:00 AM. It comes in response to a rising number in COVID-19 cases in the UAE over the past few weeks.
Lately, Dubai’s Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) has issued a circular for entertainment organizers to adhere to the measures to avoid such consequences as quarantine and lockdowns.
The circular implies:
It was stated that under the latest regulations, hotel establishments should suspend the provision of food and beverage services after 03:00 AM. The only exception to this is delivery and room services. Meantime, Dubai restaurants should limit the number of people in each group to 8 individuals per table and install temporary separators.
MoHAP issued a comprehensive list of protective measures for UAE residents and citizens that includes wearing a face mask at all times, social distancing, and strictly avoiding large-scale gatherings. While facilities should also have floor markings and signage that indicate social distancing. Not following these measures and restrictions can end up in facing penalties.
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