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Ramadan shopping: Follow these COVID-19 precautions

9 rules to keep in mind to have a safe Ramadan shopping experience

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Huda Tabrez, Living in UAE Editor, Living in UAE Editor
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This year, too, UAE's health authorities have announced safety guidelines for residents.
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The risk of infection increases with increased and prolonged interactions with others. When shopping, it is recommended to:
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