Wedding organisers, guests in UAE face legal action for breaking Covid rules

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Abu Dhabi - Legal action was also taken against all the guests who attended and took part in the function.

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Marie Nammour

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Published: Thu 10 Sep 2020, 6:25 PM

Last updated: Thu 10 Sep 2020, 11:11 PM

A groom, his father and the father of the bride were referred to the emergencies, crises and disasters prosecution after they were found to be organising and celebrating a wedding in violation of prescribed rules to stymie the Covid-19 spread.
Legal action was also taken against all the guests who attended and took part in the function.
Also read: Covid-related violations, fines in UAE
The Abu Dhabi Police moved to a house where a wedding was being held in spite of the rules banning group gatherings and celebrations.
A Dh10,000 fine is imposed on anyone who organises, holds or invites others to a gathering or group celebration. 
A Dh5,000 penalty is slapped on any individual who attends such gatherings.
The police urged the public to strictly adhere to social distancing and avoid family gatherings, while complying with anti-Covid measures.
The police called on the public to cooperate by reporting gatherings and violations of the restrictions rules by calling the toll-free number 8002626, or texting to 2828 or e-mailing to Aman@adpolice.gov.ae for the safety of all the members of the society.
mary@khaleejtimes.com


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