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According to Dubai Police, legal measures were taken against her and the case has been referred to the public prosecution.
Dubai Police has repeatedly stressed the importance of residents fully complying with directives issued by authorities to safeguard public health.
Non-compliance with safety measures will lead to imprisonment and/or a fine of between Dh200,000 and Dh1 million, the police said.
Earlier, the police had arrested a beach-goer for publishing a video showing himself visiting a local beach, in violation of instructions issued by the police and relevant authorities via social media.
The police have warned everyone to not violate local and federal laws, as well as instructions issued by security authorities, adding that anyone violating these measures will be held fully legally accountable.
"The law will strictly deal with anyone risking the security, safety and comfort of members of our society," it affirmed.
The Dubai Police also called on the entire community to be aware and responsible when using social media and warned of the dangers of violating instructions and circulating rumours without understanding the consequences of such actions, which cause fear, panic and discomfort, stressing the importance of maintaining safety and security.
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