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Dubai: The UAE-wide sterilisation drive saw every nook and cranny of public transport vehicles, as well as aircraft and streets being disinfected.
A massive assembly of work teams are working overnight across the country, some using drones, to carry out nationwide anti-COVID-19 disinfection over three nights from March 26 to March 28, from 8pm to 6am.
Residents have been directed to stay home during this time, except when they need to buy food, basic essentials and medicines. Violators could be hit by huge fines.
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Streets across the country were deserted as workers conducted the National Disinfection Programme.
For its part, the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) in Dubai has done a fleet-wide disinfection of thousands of taxi units, hundreds of Tesla EVs used as limos, the Dubai Metro, the Dubai Tram and public transport buses. The authority also thanked residents for staying home.
During the sterilisation campaign, people who work certain sectors are exempted, including energy, communications, medical, police, army, pharmaceutical, electricity and water, airport and passports, banks and public media. Work permits will be checked if a person is found outside their homes during the three-day period.
In Dubai, the traffic police have activated its radars to track motorists violating traffic restrictions during the National Sterilsation Programme hours.
Private vehicles must be pre-registered through an online portal in order to avoid incurring fines for making unauthorized trips.
Motorists are urged to request for permission before leaving homes for essential trips by registering on http://move.gov.ae
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