COVID-19: Restrictions in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman explained
The emirates announced additional restrictions on movement of workers
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Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman have implemented restrictions on worker's movements.
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In a circular issued on April 11, Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development announced that blue collar workers cannot move in and out of the emirate of Abu Dhabi until further notice.
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On April 4, MOHAP had clarified that the national disinfection programme would continue according to each emirate's needs.
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Abu Dhabi announced that it disinfected 31 shopping malls.
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The timings of the disinfection drive in Abu Dhabi are ...
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Residential areas From 8pm until 6am Industrial zones and workers accommodations From 6pm until 6am
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Sharjah, too, announced restrictions on the movement of workers.
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This includes movement within the emirate as well as other workers coming in to Sharjah.
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Workers in cleaning, food services and private security services were exempt from these restrictions.
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SEDD also asked companies to halve the number of workers in any mode of transport, to ensure social distancing.
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Workers were also advised to wear masks when they were inside the vehicle.
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Barber shops and salons in Sharjah had been closed since April 6.
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Ajman also issued similar restrictions, with Ajman Economic Development Department issuing a circular on April 20.
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Worker's movements within Ajman and from outside the emirate would be restricted under the new directives.
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If a company wishes to apply for an exemption, they would need to contact Ajman Police.
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