Dubai Economic sent a circular to the business community in the Emirate of Dubai, which includes an update on the protocols for reopening in Dubai for the wholesale and retail trade sector. The new upgrade raises the ceiling for occupying malls and staffing capacity from 70% to 100%. According to a circular issued by Dubai Economy, Emirates Today obtained a copy of it, "Please be aware that starting on Wednesday, 3 June 2020, all precautionary guidelines and protocols previously announced at all stages will be preserved, in addition to increasing the occupancy ceiling in centers Shopping to 100% in the common areas and the total leasable areas, and raising the rate of employee employment capacity to 100% while maintaining social distance, continuous sterilization and crowd management at the site. "

The circular clarified that "it is up to the management of commercial centers and administrative buildings the freedom to organize the capacity of parking spaces according to their estimation while maintaining commitment to the distance of social distance" stressing the importance of "commitment to the distance of social separation between individuals and continuous sterilization and crowd management at the site."

Dubai’s Economy also advised that teleworking be continued for individuals at risk, such as those with chronic respiratory illnesses and those with low immunity if possible.

The Supreme Committee for Disaster Crisis Management in Dubai, headed by His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, announced that 100% of private sector companies and institutions, as well as commercial centers and malls, will be allowed to operate in Dubai under the direction of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Head of State The Council of Ministers and the Ruler of Dubai, as of Wednesday (3 June) during the announced times to allow movement in the emirate, which starts from 6 am to 11 pm, provided that each shopping center is free to choose the working hours there.


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