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COVID-19: RAK extends preventive measures till June 8

Reduced capacity at beaches, malls and cinemas to continue being implemented

Published: April 27, 2021 17:45 Huda Tabrez, Living in UAE Editor

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Ras Al Khaimah has announced an extension of COVID-19 preventive and precautionary measures that were first announced on February 10. The measures have been extended till June 8. — The measures have been extended according to an announcement by the RAK Media Office. Image Credit:

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Maximum capacity of public spaces will continue to be as follows: Public beaches and parks will remain at 70 per cent. For modes of public transport, the occupancy has been capped at 50 per cent. — Public places will continue to have reduced capacity of visitors, to ensure public health and safety. Image Credit: Gulf News archives

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Shopping malls – 60 per cent Cinemas and recreational events and activities – 50 per cent Gyms and fitness centres – 50 per cent Hotel beaches and swimming pools – 50 per cent — This includes cinemas and shopping malls. Image Credit: Pexels

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Social gatherings Any family gatherings and social events, including weddings, can only have a maximum of 10 people. — Image Credit: Gulf News

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For funerals, a maximum of 20 people have been allowed to gather. — Image Credit:

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A social distance of two metres should always be maintained and it is mandatory to wear a mask when in a public place. — Image Credit:

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Restaurants and cafes There should be a minimum distance of two metres between tables in restaurants and cafes, with a maximum of four people to a table, unless they are members of the same family. — Image Credit:

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