Coronavirus restrictions: All the places that are now open in the UAE

1 of 22

Confused about what is open and what isn't in the UAE? These are all the announcements made by the authorities so far. Image Credit: Gulf News

2 of 22

In an announcement on May 28, Dubai Municipality said that it would be opening major beaches and parks in the emirate, along with the Dubai Frame. For the complete report, visit: gulfnews.com/1.1590696158870 Image Credit: Gulf News

3 of 22

Bus, Metro, tram and marine transport services have resumed in Dubai. Read the latest announcement here: https://gulfnews.com/1.71694394 Image Credit: Gulf News

4 of 22

Offices in Dubai, too, have been allowed to function at 50 per cent capacity. By June 14, government offices are expected to go up to 100 per cent occupancy. Read more here: gulfnews.com/1.1590584952823 Image Credit:

5 of 22

In Dubai, malls, souqs and wholesale establishments have been opened. Read our complete report on malls reverting to a 10am to 10pm timing here: gulfnews.com/1.1590483013742 Image Credit:

6 of 22

However, all establishments have been asked to adhere to social distancing procedures, with people asked to always wear a face mask. Image Credit: Gulf News

7 of 22

Here is a glimpse of malls in the UAE since they resumed operations here: https://gulfnews.com/1.1588076479710 Image Credit: Gulf News

8 of 22

While cinemas resumed operations in Dubai from May 27, only 2D films were allowed to be shown. 3D and 4D films have not been permitted, until further notice. Read more: https://gulfnews.com/1.71692071 Image Credit:

9 of 22

Restaurants are also returning to normal operations, even though takeaway is advised as well as disposable cutlery as much as possible. Read the detailed guidelines issued by Dubai Economic Department for the resumption of commercial activity in the emirate here: gulfnews.com/1.1590570940560 Image Credit:

10 of 22

Various other entertainment activities in Dubai also resumed operations from May 27. These include ice rinks, Go Karting, Observation Decks and Platforms, museums, The Green Planet, dolphinarium, Ski Dubai, aquariums, open air shows. Image Credit:

11 of 22

Valet services, too, were allowed to resume operations in Dubai from May 27. Image Credit:

12 of 22

Barbershops and salons, including children's salons, have been allowed to operate at 50 per cent capacity. Read about how a barbershop experience - along with many other experiences - has changed here: gulfnews.com/1.1590481179949 Image Credit:

13 of 22

As flights resume operations, read about the precautions that airlines are taking here: https://gulfnews.com/1.71615822 Image Credit:

14 of 22

Government outsourced departments have also resumed operations from May 27. Image Credit:

15 of 22

Image Credit:

16 of 22

Read all about the phased opening of parks in Dubai here: https://gulfnews.com/1.71531520 Image Credit: Gulf News

17 of 22

Shops in Dubai Gold Souq too opened on May 13, to catch glimpses of the traditional part of Dubai visit: https://gulfnews.com/1.1589390555623 Image Credit: Gulf News

18 of 22

Hotel beaches have also been allowed to open, but with strict regulations to ensure public health and safety. Read more: https://gulfnews.com/1.1589440942974 Image Credit: Gulf News

19 of 22

MOHRE announced that it would open all service centres from May 2. For details of the announcement, visit: gulfnews.com/1.71199189 Image Credit: Gulf News

20 of 22

Read all about the lifting of restrictions in the Naif and Al Ras area of Dubai here: gulfnews.com/1.1587926242511 Image Credit: Gulf News

21 of 22

Picture used for illustrative purposes only. Image Credit: Gulf News

22 of 22

The Indian Consulate said that it was opening up passport services at five centres. Read the complete announcement here: https://gulfnews.com/1.71182908 Image Credit: Gulf News

Living In UAE Reader Queries

Coronavirus restrictions: All the places that are now open in the UAE

More From Living In UAE

32 frequently asked questions regarding rain in Dubai – answered

Dubai: All public parks, beaches closed

UAE rain alert: All the advisories you need to keep track of

Dubai: How you can get four free tickets to Global Village

GULFNEWS SECTIONS

Trending

Coronavirus restrictions: All the places that are now open in the UAE

More From Living In UAE

32 frequently asked questions regarding rain in Dubai – answered

Dubai: All public parks, beaches closed

UAE rain alert: All the advisories you need to keep track of

Dubai: How you can get four free tickets to Global Village

GULFNEWS SECTIONS