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Merge 104.8 | 26 May 2020
As more nations worldwide cautiously ease back on coronavirus restrictions, transition their economies back to regular operations, and adapt to the new global landscape shaped by COVID-19, the government of Dubai has announced a similar plan of action.
As Arabian Business reports, the Emirate has confirmed that, as of Wednesday, May 27, select businesses will be allowed to re-open and, between 6:00 a.m. till 11:00 p.m., there will be freedom of movement in public.
Among those commercial activities allowed to re-open are indoor gyms, sports and fitness clubs, retail and wholesale outlets, cinemas, entertainment and leisure activities, and airport operations limited to returning UAE residents and transit passengers upon approval by authorities.
Businesses and commercial activities allowed to operate must adhere to stringent guidelines for health and safety, including maintaining 2-metre social distancing and wearing face-masks.
Currently, the UAE has 30,307 registered cases of COVID-19.
Source: Arabian Business
(Also read: COVID-19: ROP arrest total of 136 on charges of gathering over the weekend.)
