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Photos: Malls partially reopen as Dubai eases COVID-19 restriction

COVID-19 precautions in place with malls operating from 12pm to 10pm at 30% capacity

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People getting screened before entering Deira City Centre in Dubai.
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People getting screened before entering at Souq Al Bahar in Dubai.
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Pre booked queue infront the main entrance of Ace hardware in Festival City.
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