Yesterday’s updated regulations is big news for restaurants, hotels, and events, which were operating under limited capacities (or, not at all). The capacity for indoor and outdoor events has increased but the requirements state that in some cases, all attendees must be vaccinated. This means vaccinated individuals in Dubai will have more freedoms than non-vaccinated people in the near future in Dubai.
Trained Professionals Are Searching For A Wild Animal In The Springs
Trained Professionals Are Searching For A Wild Animal In The Springs
Is it a jaguar? Is it a leopard? Is it simply a big house cat?! WhatsApp and social media was on fire last night after a video went viral, showing what is potentially a wild animal on the loose in the Springs community.
Last night, Dubai authorities issued a statement to reassure residents that trained professionals are searching the area for the animal.
Dubai Police today reassured the community that it is taking all measures to minimise any potential danger to people from a wild animal that was spotted in The Springs 3 area in Dubai.Trained professionals are currently conducting an extensive search to locate&capture the animal.
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Someone whatsapped it to me! This is not my video- it’s been forwarded so many times. No idea what to make of this. Is it really a Jaguar/panther? is it a humongous black cat? Is it a bird? Is it a plane? pic.twitter.com/sRnQNkvNZn
— Noha (@juneonesix) May 18, 2021
“Members of The Springs community to exercise all necessary caution”
Please call 901 if you have any information
Dubai Police added there is a ‘severe’ jail sentence and fines up for grabs for anyone who brings a wild animal into public.
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Vaccinated people can attend weddings, sporting events and concerts
1. Wedding events are allowed to be held with a limit of 100 attendees per venue and ALL attendees and staff should have received the COVID-19 vaccination
2. Sports events will now be permitted to allow spectators; provided that all attendees, participants and staff have received the COVID-19 vaccine
3. Concerts and social as well as institutional events can take place; provided that attendees and participants have been vaccinated
4. Live entertainment and activities are allowed to be held in restaurants, cafes and shopping malls for a trial period of one month (extendable) starting 17 May on the condition that the latest precautionary measures are observed and performers and entertainers have taken the COVID-19 vaccine
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