As many as 61 outlets in Dubai have been penalised for violating COVID-19 safety rules.
No closure orders or warnings were issued during the latest round of inspections by the Dubai Economy.
A total of 1,743 establishments were inspected.
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61 Dubai outlets fined for COVID-19 violations
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