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New COVID-19 rules in Sharjah – What you need to know

Up to 200 people allowed at weddings, four metre social distance to be maintained

Published: September 20, 2021 11:19 Huda Tabrez, Living in UAE Editor

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Sharjah has updated precautionary guidelines for COVID-19 in the emirate, which need to be followed for social gatherings like weddings. Here is all you need to know about the new rules. — The announcement was made on September 19 by Sharjah’s Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority. Image Credit: Stock image

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How many people are allowed at social gatherings? As per the new rules, a maximum of 50 people can attend social gatherings held at homes and up to 100 people if the event is held in majlis halls. — Image Credit: Stock image

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With wedding tents being allowed once again, no more than 200 people can be allowed to attend. — All the gatherings should abide by precautionary measures and social distancing guidelines. Image Credit: Stock image

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What is the social distance that needs to be maintained? Those attending must ensure that social distancing is kept to four metres between each person. Each table should be occupied at half capacity. — Image Credit: Stock image

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Maximum duration of social gatherings Events should be limited to a maximum of four hours. — Image Credit: Supplied

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Green Pass required Attendees also need to show their Green Pass status on the Al Hosn app. If you have received both doses of the vaccine over 28 days ago, a negative PCR test will result in your Al Hosn app staying green for 30 days. — Image Credit: Supplied

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Other guidelines People with chronic diseases, the elderly and anyone who has any symptoms of illness should not attend events. — Image Credit: Stock image

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Members of the public should always wear masks, while constantly sanitising hands. Avoid greeting through handshakes, hugs or the traditional nose-to-nose greetings. — Image Credit: Shutterstock

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