Up to 20 people allowed in Dubai homes for National Day celebrations

Monday, 30 November 2020 07:13

Dubai Media Office has issued an update urging UAE citizens and residents to abide by the pandemic precautionary measures during this week's National Day holidays.

The precautions include always wearing a mask and practising social distancing.

Large family gatherings should be avoided and a maximum of 20 people are allowed in the home.

And everyone should avoid crowded public places.

#UAE citizens and residents urged to follow the precautionary measures for National Day celebrations:
-Avoid large family gatherings
-Adhere to the official health and safety precautionary measures at all times
-Avoid crowded public places pic.twitter.com/BC60DSpyC4
— Dubai Media Office (@DXBMediaOffice) November 29, 2020

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