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Iftar snacks can be put up for display outside eateries in Sharjah during the holy month of Ramadan, it was announced on Monday. Restaurants, cafeterias and bakeries need to get a permit from the Sharjah Municipality for displaying the snacks after the Asr prayer.
The practice — which is a common sight across the UAE during the holy month — was banned in Sharjah in 2021 and 2020 as a Covid safety measure.
Taking to Instagram, the civic body issued the guidelines for the practice. Food must be:
— Displayed on a pavement in front of the eateries, provided it is not a sand area.
— Displayed in an airtight glass cabinet
— Placed in stainless steel containers.
— Covered with aluminum foil or food-grade plastic.
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