The UAE government announced that businesses in the emirate will be re-opened with the new set opening hours. The National Sterilization Programme runs from 8pm to 6am daily.
The announcement was made during a virtual meet with Dubai Supreme Committee of Crisis and Disaster Management, led by Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of Executive Council.
Dubai will gradually re-open its business and there will be no movement restrictions between 6am to 11pm from 27th May.
Gymnasiums and cinemas in the emirate will reopen to public from Wednesday, the 27th May. So also, the education and training centres, and other entertainment facilities such as ice rinks and dolphinariums that were closed due to lockdown in March, will also reopen.
But, children below the age of 12 are still not allowed access, and everyone should follow social distancing norms like wearing face masks and standing at least two metres apart from each other.
The decision to re-open was arrived at, after evaluating the current health, economic and social state of Dubai, after the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the UAE decreased for second day in a row on 24th May.
