Business activities in Dubai will remain suspended until April 18

Business activities in Dubai will remain suspended until April 18
Officials have announced that the current ban on opening of business centers and shops will be further expanded.

April 7, 2020) Business activities have been suspended for the past several weeks due to the Corona virus outbreak in Dubai. Authorities have announced that the recent ban on opening of business centers will be further expanded. After that, shops and offices will be banned until April 18 in the state. The Department of Economic Development has announced that a decision to expand the ban on commercial activity is being taken to prevent the Corona virus.
According to the government agency, some sectors will be exempt from curfew restrictions during this period. However, employees in areas that are exempt will need to obtain a special permit from their employer or the head of the organization that they must have at all times in order to come home from duty.

So that it can show up when requested by security officials.

Whereas this permit would be deemed canceled after the radar was noted against the curfew. According to Dubai officials, curfew is not mandatory for employees in these fields. Hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, supermarkets, grocery shops, union cooperative outlets, restaurants (for home delivery only), pharmaceuticals and delivery companies, water and power sectors, petrol and gas stations, district cooling services, telephones. Communication Sector, Media Sector, Airports, Airlines, Ports, Shipping, Customs Duty, Public & Private Security Services, Municipal Services, Garbage Workers, Sewerage & Sanitation Staff, Public Transport & Transportation
In addition, migrants who have to leave the country within the next two weeks will also be required to obtain a permit by visiting the government's website dxbpermit.gove.ae to get to the airport.