This year has been a little different in terms of national holidays and public gatherings.
For this year’s UAE National Day, Dubai Authorities has just issued guidelines to urge UAE residents and citizens to stay safe during the long 5-day weekend starting tomorrow.
Avoid large family gatherings
Adhere to the official health and safety precautionary measures at all times
Avoid crowded public places
If and when you are about to watch the UAE National Day fireworks, social distancing needs to be adhered to at all times. The UAE National Day holiday starts tomorrow 1st of December to celebrate the Commemoration Day previously referred to as Martyr’s Day. 2nd December is the official National Day of the UAE, a public holiday. We will also get the 3rd of December as a public holiday as well, followed by the weekend.
Enjoy your long weekend and stay safe.
For this year’s UAE National Day, Dubai Authorities has just issued guidelines to urge UAE residents and citizens to stay safe during the long 5-day weekend starting tomorrow.
Avoid large family gatherings
Adhere to the official health and safety precautionary measures at all times
Avoid crowded public places
If and when you are about to watch the UAE National Day fireworks, social distancing needs to be adhered to at all times. The UAE National Day holiday starts tomorrow 1st of December to celebrate the Commemoration Day previously referred to as Martyr’s Day. 2nd December is the official National Day of the UAE, a public holiday. We will also get the 3rd of December as a public holiday as well, followed by the weekend.
Enjoy your long weekend and stay safe.
Article published on 30th November 2020