Ramadan rules 2021: Iftar, meal distribution guidelines announced

UAE’s authorities highlighted social behaviour guidelines that need to be followed

Last updated: April 11, 2021 | 10:34

Huda Tabrez, Living in UAE Editor, Living in UAE Editor

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How to stay safe from COVID-19 during Ramadan.

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These are the rules that were announced.

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Only members from the same household should have iftar and suhoor together.

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There are various apps that allow friends and family to stay in touch, while staying safe.

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This includes gathering in public places for community iftars in various emirates in the UAE or any other gatherings, whether organised by an individual or an organisation.

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No ifar meal distribution by individuals.

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NCEMA also issued guidelines for charitable organisations and restaurants that would distribute meals.

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