UAE imposed $800 fine for not wearing a mask
The United Arab Emirates introduced revised penalties for violation of coronavirus rules in the region. Those who host parties will be fined 10,000 dirhams ($2,722.59). If you don’t wear a mask, you have to pay 3,000 dirhams ($817) A national curfew that was initially shortened by two hours will also be extended back to its original duration, lasting from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. daily
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UAE travel subject to health regulations as airlines expand operations
Dubai officially reopened to tourists on Tuesday but the travel is still subject to health regulations. Emirates, Etihad, and flydubai have updated their flight network, with destinations ranging from cities in Europe and North America to Asia and Africa. Emirates flies to 51 destinations, while Etihad will operate flights to 58. Budget carrier flydubai currently operates flights to 24 cities, with plans to increase it to 66 over the summer
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Dubai opened doors for tourists after 4 months
Dubai opened doors for tourists after 4 months
Dubai opened its doors to tourists Tuesday after nearly four months of closed borders and grounded flights, the latest in the desert city’s efforts to revive an economy slammed by the coronavirus pandemic and deflated oil prices. Tourism accounts for 11.5% of Dubai’s gross domestic product. Dubai is among the first Middle Eastern destinations to restart tourism
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A Pakistani woman stuck in India wants to return home to Dubai
According to a story posted by Khaleej Times, A Dubai-based Pakistani woman Ayesha stranded in India for nearly five months is seeking help to come back home. Ayesha and her husband Mohammed Farhan were supposed to return to Dubai in late March. Ayesha flew to Kolkata on February 21 to introduce her newborn son to his paternal grandparents. Unfortunately, due to the Covid-19-triggered restrictions, the couple is stuck in Kolkata
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