Combatting COVID-19: Dubai Economy shuts 10 outlets in February

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Officials at Dubai Economy (DED) shut down 10 establishments during the month of February for flouting COVID-19 safety measures.

Another 246 outlets were fined and warnings were issued to 93 entities for not complying with the rules.

Inspections are being carried out on a regular basis by the DED, which has called on people to report any violation through the Dubai Consumer app.

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