Combatting COVID-19: Another 4 outlets fined in Dubai

Monday, 5 October 2020 13:08

Action has been taken against a total of six establishments in the Emirate for violating safety measures put in place to combat the spread of COVID-19.

Four businesses were fined, while another two were issued warnings.

A total of 733 establishments were found to be fully compliant with the rules during the latest field visits.

The authority has stressed that the inspections are aimed at educating establishments about the importance of complying with the rules, and urged residents to log violations via the Dubai Consumer app.

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