11 shops shut, 252 fined in Dubai for violating COVID-19 protocol in March

Dubai: The Industrial Compliance and Shopper Safety (CCCP) Sector in Dubai Economic system closed down 11 retailers, issued fines to 252 and warned 61 in the course of the month of March 2021 for violating COVID-19 security pointers.

The violations, discovered throughout inspections carried out throughout open markets and procuring centres within the emirate, had been principally associated to carrying masks and bodily distancing.

Abdul Aziz Al Tannak, Director of Industrial Management in Dubai Economic system, mentioned: “Dubai Economic system has intensified inspections and in March, we discovered that 16,475 shops throughout the emirate totally complying with the precautionary pointers. It represents an distinctive 98.1% dedication total to stopping COVID-19.

"Dubai Economic system will proceed the inspections together with our varied companions and won't tolerate any violation or malpractice detected or reported by the general public. Companies ought to strictly adhere to precautionary measures, reminiscent of, carrying masks and gloves, and sustaining social distancing.”

Dubai Economic system additionally urged customers to report any unfavorable phenomena or apply that violate the precautionary pointers towards COVID-19 by means of the Dubai Shopper App accessible on Apple, Google and Huawei shops, by calling 600545555 or on the Consumerrights.ae web site.