Sharjah Police stated that they will monitor "Eid" gatherings inside the homes by counting the vehicles of the guests parked in front of them, with the aim of sensitizing them to the dangers of ignoring the social divergence during the current period, while the Department of Economic Development in Sharjah closed 13 facilities that do not comply with the precautionary standards and conditions to limit the spread of the Corona virus The Mustache (Covid-19).
Sharjah Municipality said it has implemented 330,000 sterilization hours during the last period, indicating the continuation of precautionary measures.
In detail, the Commander-in-Chief of Sharjah Police, Major General Saif Al-Zari Al-Shamsi affirmed, at a press conference organized by the media office of the Sharjah government, from a distance, that “the police cannot go through the doors of homes to make sure that there are no gatherings inside them during the holiday, but it will monitor the houses that gather in front of them Guest cars, to communicate with the residents, in order to sensitize them, in addition to broadcasting social messages through loudspeakers to remind the importance of adherence to precautionary measures ».
Al-Shamsi indicated that "the procedures that have been applied since the beginning of the virus spread will continue throughout the holiday, in addition to the intensification of patrols over the course of 24 hours, where there will be 365 patrols with the aim of ensuring adherence to the sterilization program, and the public’s commitment to precautionary measures until this period passes with the lowest rate of infection", Appealing to the public to cooperate with the police.
He pointed out that the police worked with the Sharjah Municipality within the national sterilization program, and intensified its patrols in the industrial areas, to ensure the employment of precautionary measures, as well as the spread of awareness messages since the beginning of the pandemic.
Al Shamsi appealed to the community members, citizens, residents, and visitors, to avoid gathering and maintaining a safe distance, in addition to avoiding exchanging visits and ensuring physical distance; To maintain the safety and health of all, and reduce the spread of the epidemic.
The Director General of Sharjah Municipality, Thabet Salem Al-Tarifi, said that the sterilization hours reached 330 thousand hours during the last period, and the sterilization program is still ongoing.
Fahad Al-Khumairi, Director of the Registration and Licensing Department at the Department of Economic Development in Sharjah, stated that since the beginning of the Corona crisis, the department has closed 13 facilities that do not adhere to the precautionary standards and requirements to limit the spread of the virus. He stressed the continuation of control campaigns to limit the procedures for commercial fraud, to protect consumers in the various cities and regions of the emirate, and to ensure the safety of all economic practices, especially in these exceptional circumstances.
And that "the decision to open more economic activities, if taken, will be based on developments in the current situation regarding the extent of the virus, and the instructions issued by the National Authority for Emergency, Crisis and Disaster Management."
He pointed out that the department has intensified its inspection campaigns on men's and women's salons, restaurants, cafeterias and shops, to ensure that it meets the precautionary and preventive standards, stressing that inspections will continue during the days of Eid vacation.
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One thousand sterilization hours implemented by Sharjah Municipality.
Saif Al Shamsi: “The police cannot knock on the doors of houses to make sure there are no rallies.”