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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

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Huda Tabrez, Living in UAE Editor, Living in UAE Editor
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The announcement was made on September 19 by Sharjah’s Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority.
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All the gatherings should abide by precautionary measures and social distancing guidelines.
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