Schools disinfected in Dubai earlier kn March.
For those worried if public spaces are safe, DM has also closed its leisure destinations and public parks to launch an intensive periodic sterilization drive to protect public health and safety. Facilities that are undergoing cleaning include - salons, labour accommodations, educational institutions, hotels and hotel apartments, food establishments, cinemas, shopping malls, fitness centres, events/play areas, veterinary clinics, animal production establishments, animal and veterinary supplies establishments, laundries, consumer trading establishments, gens and ladies salons, and construction contracting companies among others.
Dubai plans on running a campaign to sterilize all streets across Dubai, which will start from March 20 and will continue until March 30. Thorough cleaning will be conducted in a phase by phase manner starting with Dubai's Deira neighbourhood which includes Naif, Al Rigga, Muraqqabat, Baniyas, Abu Hail, Al Nahda, and all nearby localities.
On March 21, areas including Hor Al Anz, Abu Baqer Al Siddiqui street, and Beirut street to name a few. On March 23, DM will launch cleaning in Al Seef Street, Jumeirah, Al Manara, Al Wasl, and Financial Centre Street and neighbouring areas. By March 30, every street in the Emirate will undergo an official
An official circular from Dubai Municipality listed out in detail the names of the localities that will undergo a sanitization process.
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All cleaning and disinfection operations, including the list of used disinfectants, need to be documented as well.
A circular issued by DM said labour accommodation operators must clean - Workers kitchen and accessories, labour rooms, furniture and all door handles, control devices for electronic equipment, ladder handles, gym equipment, seats and tables in the training, meeting and entertainment rooms, and seats and handles of workers buses.
Residential buildings, public buildings
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