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What Are the UAE's Latest Covid Rules From March 4?

These are the latest Covid-19 rules in Dubai and Abu Dhabi starting Thursday, March 4th, 2021

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4 March 2021

Last updated on 11 March 2021
New Covid-19 rules in the UAE from March 4, 2021

Latest Covid-19 rules in Dubai

The following preventive measures will be in place until at least the start of Ramadan this April.

  • Brunches are suspended
  • Shopping malls, hotels, beaches, and pools are limited to 70 per cent of their usual capacity
  • Indoor seated venues such as cinemas are reduced to 50 per cent of their usual capacity
  • Restaurants and cafes must close at 1 am
  • Maximum 7 people sitting at one restaurant table
  • Maximum 4 people sitting at one cafe table
  • Any licensed venue classed as a "pub or bar", but not a restaurant, must be suspended
  • Live music and entertainment suspended across Dubai
  • Face masks remain mandatory in public and in private gatherings
  • Physical distancing remains mandatory
  • Private gatherings are limited to first-degree relatives, such as one's parents, siblings and children
  • Private gatherings are limited to max 10 people

Suhoor and iftar tents during Ramadan will not be allowed.

New Covid-19 rules in Dubai from March 4

Latest Covid-19 rules in Abu Dhabi

Those in the capital must adhere to the following precautionary measures:

  • Private school students attending in-person classes must take a Covid-19 test every 2 weeks
  • Maximum 4 people sitting at one table in public restaurants, including family members who live in the same home
  • Shopping malls are limited to 40 per cent of their usual capacity
  • Restaurants, cafes, hotels, public beaches, and parks are limited to 60 percent of their usual capacity
  • Gyms, private beaches, and swimming pools are limited to 50 percent of their usual capacity
  • Cinemas have been suspended
  • Abu Dhabi public transport intake has been limited, with max. 45 percent capacity in taxis, and maximum 75 percent capacity in buses
  • Up to 10 family members can gather together but they must wear face masks and remain at least two metres apart
  • Parties and other social gatherings are not allowed
 
 

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