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COVID-19 restrictions eased: Visitors enjoy reopened Dubai beaches and parks

People step out with social distancing in mind as Dubai eases COVID-19 restrictions

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Visitors at the Dubai Frame which reopened for general public.
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Visitors at the Dubai Frame which reopened for general public.
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Visitors at the Dubai Frame which reopened for general public.
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Visitors at the Dubai Frame which reopened for general public.
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Visitors at the Dubai Frame which reopened for general public.
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Visitors at the Dubai Frame which reopened for general public.
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Kite Beach now reopened to public.
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Kite Beach now reopened to public.
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Kite Beach now reopened to public.
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Kite Beach now reopened to public.
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Kite Beach now reopened to public.
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Kite Beach now reopened to public.
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The reopened open beach, next to the Burj Al Arab.
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The reopened open beach, next to the Burj Al Arab.
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The reopened open beach, next to the Burj Al Arab.
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