Dubai: Going to the movies? Avoid these 5 mistakes

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Planning to catch a movie at the cinema? These are the five things you should steer clear of, according to an advisory from Dubai Health Authority. — While cinemas continue to operate in Dubai, you need to adhere to these guidelines.Image Credit: Clint Egbert/Gulf News

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1. Don’t go with respiratory symptoms and/or fever. Authorities have urged anyone experiencing flu-like symptoms to stay at home. So, if you have a cough, runny nose or any other symptom, do not go outdoors. — Have a runny nose? Skip going to the cinema and watch a movie at home.Image Credit: Virendra Saklani/Gulf News

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2. Don’t sit close to others. As per the latest guidelines issued, capacity of indoor seated venues, including cinemas and entertainment and sports venues, has been reduced to 50 per cent. — Read the complete guidelines from Dubai’s Supreme Committee of Crisis and Disaster Management here: gulfnews.com/ 1.1612960267538Image Credit: Ahmed Ramzan/Gulf News

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3. Don’t share food and drinks. Even if you do go to the movies with a first-degree relative, it is advisable to avoid sharing any food or drink, according to the DHA guidelines. — Image Credit: Antonin Kélian Kallouche/Gulf News

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4. Don’t pay cash. Cinemas – like most commercial outlets in the UAE – facilitate cashless payments, so avoid handling cash as much as possible. — Want to know how you can sanitise your currency? Read this: gulfnews.com/ 1.1588685992861Image Credit: Pexels

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5. Don’t neglect precautionary measures such as sanitising your hands regularly and wearing a face mask. — Not wearing a face mask is one of the biggest violations cited by UAE’s authorities for the spread of the virus, and attracts a penalty of Dh3,000. For a full list of COVID-19 fines, visit: gulfnews.com/ 1.1600078428656Image Credit: Virendra Saklani/Gulf News

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