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Employees getting back to work at Al Twar Center in Al Qusais. The decision was earlier announced on May 27th by Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Dubai Crown Prince and Chairman of the Executive Council, and follows the return of private sectors and malls at 100 per cent from June 3.
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A view inside the Dubai Municipality office when the employees are back. All precautionary measures will be taken at the office premises, including use of face masks, two metre distancing and thermal scanner checks upon entry.
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Certain groups of employees remain exempt including pregnant women, people with special needs as well as those with chronic ailments and immune deficiencies, according to approved medical reports. Seen here: Dubai Court employees at their office premises.
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A staff at work at the Dubai Land Department. Employees over 60 and female employees with school going children in the ninth grade or below are also exempted until the end of the academic year.
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RTA receives its employees with firm precautions, thermal cameras, masks and gloves given away.
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Employees of RERA arriving back to their office.
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An employee is dealing with a customer at the Dubai Land Department.
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Dubai Municipality employees return to work.
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A view inside Dubai Land Department.
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Dubai Municipality employees return to work.
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Employees of RERA arriving back to their office.
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A view inside the Dubai Municipality office.
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