Videos obtained by "Emirates Today" obtained by the Dubai Economic Campaigns intensified in the emirate's markets to ensure that commercial establishments adhere to the decisions to allow the movement to return to normal between the hours of six in the morning until ten in the evening and monitor the violating establishments, as the campaigns also included educating shop owners about the precautionary measures to reduce New Corona Virus Spread (Covid 19).
Within 3 days, Dubai’s economy closed during its campaigns about 60 commercial establishments temporarily, as well as violating about 39 stores with financial fines, and alerted about 610 other establishments, according to official data for the Dubai Economic Control and Consumer Protection sector, which also showed the intensification of field inspections on Markets and commercial centers, especially in the Deira and Bur Dubai areas, have resulted in several violations.
The inspection teams also alerted the establishments of the necessity of having physical spacing stickers, stopping the application of the replacement and retrieval policy, in addition to not opening the measurement rooms, and not doing promotional offers during that period.
The Dubai Economy reported that non-compliance by commercial establishments with precautionary measures to limit the spread of the new Corona virus "Covid 19", exposes them to violation, financial fine and temporary closure, stressing that the fine for non-compliance with any of the precautionary measures amounts to 2000 dirhams, and the duration of temporary closure is 48 hours, as well Repeating the violation exposes the commercial establishment to a double financial fine and to increase the period of temporary closure.
While Dubai’s economy called on consumers to report any negative cases or phenomena in violation of the precautionary measures, it asked the business owners to abide by the decisions to return the movement to the markets and not to violate the precautionary measures followed.
Video .. Inspection campaigns on the markets of #Dubai and fining violators # Emirates_Today pic.twitter.com/YNnlDQwLVj
- Emirates Today (@emaratalyoum) April 28, 2020