Can UAE residents meet for family events like birthdays?
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A Gulf News reader asked if a family gathering would be allowed.
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The people meeting were all first- and second-degree relatives.
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Initially, UAE authorities had announced strict regulations around movement and gatherings in the country's fight against COVID-19.
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On April 23, some restrictions were eased, including those on family visits. Read about the announcements here:https://gulfnews.com/1.1587663595647
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A gathering of a maximum of five people was allowed.
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People were also advised to avoid meeting people in the vulnerable health categories.
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Dubai Police's call centre confirmed the restriction on gatherings was still applicable.
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You also need to maintain social distance during these visits.
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Fines: Dh50,000 for the host, Dh5,000 each against attendees.
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