Dubai Police have warned of strict action against those flouting COVID-19 rules during the Eid Al Fitr break.
The authority is reminding people about the AED 50,000 fine for those hosting gatherings, and AED 15,000 for each attendee.
Home gatherings involving more than five people are banned in the emirate during Eid.
Officials are also urging the public to comply with social distancing norms as well as the rules related to wearing face masks and not exceeding the passenger limits in vehicles.
Police patrols will be stepped up during the holidays to ensure the rules are being followed.
An elaborate security plan has been chalked out, with 3,000 officers and 500 patrols working on each shift.
As many as 111 ambulances and 72 fire engines will also be deployed to keep the city safe.
Meanwhile, hundreds of volunteers will be assisting the force at busy locations to make sure people are complying with the precautionary measures.
UAE Attorney-General Dr. Hamad Saif Al Shamsi has ordered the arrest of 10 people of various nationalities for publishing misleading and fabricated videos on social media.
The UAE has strongly condemned the second drone attack on its Consulate General in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, which left two security personnel injured and the building damaged.
His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, has explored ways to enhance economic and investment cooperation during his talks with Ethiopian Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed Ali.
Authorities said on Saturday an incident caused by debris from a successful aerial interception has been contained after fragments struck the façade of a building in central Dubai.
Abu Dhabi Police say 45 people of different nationalities have been arrested for filming locations linked to ongoing events and posting the footage on social media, while also sharing inaccurate and misleading information that could provoke public concern.
The UAE Cyber Security Council is urging individuals and organisations to remain vigilant against Wiper malware, describing it as one of the most destructive forms of malicious software, designed to erase data and disrupt systems.
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