A ban on live entertainment in Dubai has been extended to include boats, yachts and floating restaurants.
Entertainment in hotels and restaurants – namely bands, DJs, dancers and live performers – was temporarily suspended from Thursday January 21, with no firm date stated for its return.
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Temporary hold of entertainment activities onboard vessels and floating restaurants pic.twitter.com/o3HqaMvBmQ
— Dubai Maritime City Authority (@DMAuthority) January 21, 2021
The ban was imposed by Dubai Government’s Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing after it issued more than 200 violation notices for non-compliance with COVID-19 guidelines over a three-week period.
And now Dubai Maritime City Authority has prohibited the same activities on the waves until further notice.
A tweet on the authority’s handle said: “DMCA will continuously monitor and evaluate the situation in co-ordination with the concerned authorities in the Dubai Government.”
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