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The inspections teams from Dubai Economy also issued fines to four stores in Mirdif City Centre during the recent three-day super sale for non-compliance with the precautionary guidelines.
Dubai: A total of 49 restaurants, cafes and cafeterias were fined by Dubai Department of Economy (DED) for failing to comply with the precautionary measures against COVID-19 particularly for allowing dine-in beyond 1am. DED has said in a statement that restaurants are allowed to operate beyond 1am only to deliver orders not for dine-in.
The DED said on Friday that the violating restaurants and cafes were concentrated mostly in Al Karama, Jumeirah, Satwa, Al Muraqqabat and Al Rigga areas of Dubai.
DED’s Commercial Compliance and Consumer Protection (CCCP) Sector also issued fines to at least four stores in Mirdif City Centre during the three-day super sale, which kicked off on Thursday, for noncompliance regarding wearing of face masks and maintaining physical distancing.
Dubai: A total of ten commercial establishments in Dubai were ordered temporarily shut, 246 were fined and 93 others were issued warnings by the Dubai Department of Economy (DED) last month for violating COVID-19 health protocols, the DED tweeted on Monday.
DED’s Commercial Compliance and Consumer Protection (CCCP) Sector conducted daily inspections last month across open markets and commercial establishments in Dubai. They found that most of the violations were related to not wearing face masks and not maintaining adequate physical distancing inside the shops.
The DED reiterated the importance of following precautionary measures and underlined any violation or malpractice that may be found during the inspections will not be tolerated.