Children allowed in stand-alone food and beverage outlets

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Children between the ages of three and 12 are allowed in stand-alone restaurants and those located in hotels.

That’s according to Dubai Municipality, which clarified that the same rule applies to those above 60.
 
They reiterated that restrictions for the mentioned age groups still apply to all outlets located inside malls.
 
This comes after economic activities resumed in the emirate and establishments were given the green light to operate.
 
Social distancing measures must be in place in order for food and beverage outlets to operate and serve customers.

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