Media reports had suggested the trip would begin as soon as Sunday and last two days
The UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention on Sunday reported 2,122 cases of the Covid-19 coronavirus, along with 2,077 recoveries and 4 deaths.
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Dubai's flagship carrier Emirates on Sunday said it expects to resume its flights from India to Dubai from July 7.
"We're expecting to resume our flights from India to Dubai as from 7th of July 2021," the airline said in response to query from a passenger on its Twitter account. "We're waiting for the exact travel protocols and relevant permits from the government authorities. We hope to have more details soon."
It also noted that flights from Pakistan to Dubai would remain suspended "until further notice".
Earlier this month, the airline had informed passengers that restrictions were in place until at least July 6.
Meanwhile, authorities in Sharjah will look to reduce the number of worshippers in some mosques in the Emirate, starting this week.
As part of the newly-launched 'Salamah' campaign, Sharjah Police noted that the move will be undertaken in those mosques that cannot accommodate large numbers.
Media reports had suggested the trip would begin as soon as Sunday and last two days
Visitors can enjoy movies with family favourites, including ‘The Jungle Book’, ‘Jumanji’ and ‘Zootopia’ to match the wild theme every evening from 8pm
Sheikh Mohamed conveyed his congratulations to all eight honourees, recognising their inspiring efforts and significant contributions in service to society
His father thanked everyone who participated in the search mission despite the challenges posed by flooding in various parts of the emirate
It will be humid by night and Sunday morning with a probability of mist formation over some coastal and internal areas
Nearly 6,000 volunteers linked to a single support group are working tirelessly across the country to help those affected
Real estate developer MAG pledges to cover all the costs of necessary repairs for affected residents
The substantial increase in charges left many residents financially burdened, as they strive to retrieve their stranded vehicles