COVID-19: Three establishments in Dubai fined for failure to adhere to norms

Warnings issued to 8, another 172 found compliant

Last updated: January 16, 2021 | 17:45

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Dubai: Dubai Municipality has fined three establishments in its latest round of inspections to ensure adherence to the norms set in place to curb the spread of COVID-19.

In its inspections, another eight establishments were issued warning. 172 others were found to be compliant, according to a tweet from the Dubai Media Office on Saturday.

Dubai Municipality has intensified its inspection campaigns on environmental and food health establishments to control the spread of COVID-19.