À noter, les alertes ne sont disponibles qu'en anglais

22 juin 2020 | 17h28 UTC

UAE: Authorities in Emirate of Sharjah announce easing of COVID-19 restrictions from June 24 /update 46

Authorities in the Emirate of Sharjah announce easing of COVID-19 restrictions from June 24; follow government directives

TIMEFRAME expected from 22/6/2020, 12h00 until 19/7/2020, 11h59 (Asia/Dubai). COUNTRY/REGION United Arab Emirates, Sharjah

Read all related news alert(s):

14 nov. 14h44 UTC —

UAE: Authorities to reopen border with Oman on November 16 /update 57

13 oct. 16h37 UTC —

UAE: Highest daily increase of COVID-19 cases reported October 13 /update 56

24 sept. 19h13 UTC —

UAE: Authorities resume issuing visas to foreign visitors September 24 /update 55

14 sept. 15h58 UTC —

UAE: Authorities announce mandatory COVID-19 PCR test six days after entering Abu Dhabi September 12 /update 54

12 sept. 12h12 UTC —

UAE: Authorities report record single-day increase of COVID-19 cases on September 12 /update 53

10 sept. 15h36 UTC —

UAE: Authorities warn of enhanced restrictions as COVID-19 cases rise September 10 /update 52

23 juill. 15h08 UTC —

UAE: Authorities make COVID-19 PCR tests compulsory for arriving passengers August 1 /update 51

11 juill. 09h15 UTC —

UAE: Authorities cancel visa extension for expatriates July 11 /update 50

09 juill. 17h35 UTC —

UAE: Travel restrictions eased for residents of Abu Dhabi July 4 /update 49

08 juill. 10h17 UTC —

UAE: Authorities in Dubai ease travel restrictions on July 7 /update 48

29 juin 02h16 UTC —

UAE: Authorities suspend flights arriving from Pakistan June 29 /update 47

22 juin 05h04 UTC —

UAE: Dubai to permit tourists entry from July 7 /update 45

18 juin 17h05 UTC —

UAE: Authorities ease travel restrictions for UAE citizens and residents from June 23 /update 44

16 juin 23h52 UTC —

UAE: Abu Dhabi authorities ease movement restrictions on June 16 /update 43

09 juin 04h24 UTC —

UAE: Abu Dhabi authorities extend travel restrictions through June 16 /update 42

06 juin 00h41 UTC —

UAE: Emirates and Etihad to resume international commercial flights between June 8-15 /update 41

03 juin 17h32 UTC —

UAE: Private sector businesses and shopping centers resume operations in Dubai June 3 /update 40

31 mai 16h58 UTC —

UAE: Abu Dhabi authorities announce travel restrictions from June 2 /update 39

26 mai 00h23 UTC —

UAE: Some business activity to resume and free movement allowed in Dubai as of May 27 /update 38

24 mai 14h38 UTC —

UAE: Electronic tracking announced for people who test positive for COVID-19 May 24 /update 37

19 mai 00h55 UTC —

UAE: Authorities to extend nationwide curfew hours from May 20 /update 36

14 mai 21h31 UTC —

UAE: Authorities announce easing of some COVID-19 restrictions May 13 /update 35

13 mai 10h03 UTC —

UAE: Curfew measures in Abu Dhabi eased May 11 /update 34

07 mai 10h47 UTC —

UAE: Authorities prohibit children and elderly in retail establishments amid COVID-19 pandemic May 7 /update 33

29 avr. 19h48 UTC —

UAE: Etihad Airways extends suspension of commercial operations through June 15 /update 32

28 avr. 09h39 UTC —

UAE: Commercial centers permitted to reopen in Abu Dhabi April 28 /update 31

25 avr. 16h46 UTC —

UAE: Etihad Airways extends suspension of commercial operations through May 16 /update 30

24 avr. 17h19 UTC —

UAE: Abu Dhabi to resume public bus services on April 25 /update 29

23 avr. 21h50 UTC —

UAE: Authorities reduce nationwide nighttime curfew during Ramadan April 23 /update 28

19 avr. 13h24 UTC —

UAE: Authorities announce fines for spreading non-official COVID-19 information April 18 /update 27

17 avr. 17h48 UTC —

UAE: Authorities extend 24-hour curfew in Dubai through April 25 /update 26

16 avr. 17h50 UTC —

UAE: Dubai indefinitely extends leisure sector COVID-19 measures April 15, Etihad to resume operations May 1 /update 25

16 avr. 03h19 UTC —

UAE: Sharjah suspends all inter-city buses April 14 /update 24

14 avr. 12h03 UTC —

UAE: Domestic COVID-19 restrictions modified April 13 /update 23

07 avr. 10h45 UTC —

UAE: Additional restrictions announced for Dubai through April 18 /update 22

05 avr. 16h26 UTC —

UAE: Authorities lock down Dubai as of April 4 due to COVID-19 outbreak /update 21

01 avr. 08h31 UTC —

UAE: Night essential travel permits suspended March 31 /update 20

31 mars 08h43 UTC —

UAE: Movement restrictions implemented in Dubai’s al-Ras March 31 /update 19

30 mars 12h51 UTC —

UAE: Authorities announce fines for COVID-19 restrictions March 30 /update 18

29 mars 18h03 UTC —

UAE: Government extends nationwide curfew to April 5 /update 17

26 mars 09h40 UTC —

UAE: Three-day lockdown scheduled March 26-29 /update 16

23 mars 11h40 UTC —

UAE: Domestic and travel restrictions extended March 25 /update 15

23 mars 05h06 UTC —

UAE: All passenger and transit flights suspended to limit spread of COVID-19 March 22 /update 14

22 mars 03h42 UTC —

UAE: Emirates and Etihad Airways announce further flight suspensions March 21 /update 13

20 mars 12h40 UTC —

UAE: Government temporarily bars residents from entering March 19 /update 12

18 mars 18h18 UTC —

UAE: Government implements new travel restrictions over COVID-19 concerns March 18 /update 11

18 mars 12h36 UTC —

UAE: Domestic restrictions implemented amid COVID-19 spread March 15 /update 10

14 mars 17h12 UTC —

UAE: Country to suspend visa issuance to foreigners over COVID-19 concerns on March 17 /update 9

11 mars 14h09 UTC —

UAE: Dubai Health Authority (DHA) implements self-quarantine measures for travelers from nine countries March 10 /update 8

04 mars 10h04 UTC —

UAE: Government confirms 27 COVID-19 cases as of March 4 /update 7

02 mars 09h24 UTC —

UAE: COVID-19 cases rise to 23 as of March 2 /update 6

27 févr. 09h32 UTC —

UAE: Embassy in Rome advises nationals to postpone travel to Italy February 26 /update 5

25 févr. 10h03 UTC —

UAE: Dubai International Airport (DBX) suspends many Iran flights amid COVID-19 concerns February 25 /update 4

24 févr. 18h43 UTC —

UAE: Citizens banned from travel to Iran, Thailand over COVID-19 concerns as of February 24 /update 3

17 févr. 16h26 UTC —

UAE: Officials confirm ninth coronavirus case February 16 /update 2

04 févr. 02h17 UTC —

UAE: Aviation authority to suspend flights to China February 5 /update 1

29 jan. 06h08 UTC —

UAE: Health officials confirm first novel coronavirus case January 29

Event

Authorities in the Emirate of Sharjah have announced that measures in place to limit the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) will be eased from Wednesday, June 24. Cinemas, auction houses, entertainment centers, valet services, and fitness facilities are permitted to open, provided they do not exceed 50 percent capacity and respect social distancing measures. The new measures in Sharjah come as authorities in the UAE ease restrictions in an attempt to restart the economy.

The Dubai government released a statement on Sunday, June 21, announcing that foreign travelers would be permitted to enter the emirate from July 7. Passenger flights have been suspended since March due to COVID-19. Those entering will either have to present a recent negative COVID-19 test or undergo a test on arrival at Dubai airports. Travelers will need to have international health insurance coverage and sign a health declaration form. The government also announced that those with residency visas would be able to enter from Monday, June 22, and that citizens and residents would be permitted to travel abroad from Tuesday, June 23, in line with the rest of the UAE. Local authorities have been gradually lifting COVID-19 restrictions in place in Dubai for several weeks. As of June 3, all shopping malls and private sector businesses in Dubai have been permitted to resume operations at full capacity, provided social distancing measures and other controls are met. Individuals are required to observe preventative measures, including wearing a face mask and maintain social distancing at all times in public and in workplaces.

Additionally, authorities in Abu Dhabi announced the easing of movement restrictions within the emirate from June 16. Citizens are able to leave the emirate freely without a permit, although one is needed to enter it.

As of June 22, there have been 44,925 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Chile and 302 associated fatalities. Further international spread of the virus is expected over the near term.

Context

The first case of COVID-19 was reported on December 31 and the source of the outbreak has been linked to a wet market in Wuhan (Hubei province, China). Human-to-human and patient-to-medical staff transmission of the virus have been confirmed. Many of the associated fatalities have been due to pneumonia caused by the virus.

Cases of the virus have been confirmed in numerous countries and territories worldwide. Virus-screening and quarantining measures are being implemented at airports worldwide, as well as extensive travel restrictions. On March 11, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the global outbreak a pandemic.

Pneumonia symptoms include dry cough, chest pain, fever, and trouble breathing. Pneumonia can be contagious and can be transmitted from human to human. The influenza virus, or the flu, is a common cause of viral pneumonia.

Advice

Measures adopted by local authorities evolve quickly and are usually effective immediately. Depending on the evolution of the outbreak in other countries, authorities are likely to modify, at very short notice, the list of countries whose travelers are subject to border control measures or entry restrictions upon their arrival to the territory in question. It is advised to postpone nonessential travel due to the risk that travelers may be refused entry or be subject to quarantine upon their arrival or during their stay.

To reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission, travelers are advised to abide by the following measures:

Frequently clean hands by applying an alcohol-based hand rub or washing with soap and water.
When coughing and sneezing, cover mouth and nose with a flexed elbow or tissue; if used, throw the tissue away immediately and wash hands.
If experiencing a fever, cough, difficulty breathing, or any other symptoms suggestive of respiratory illness, including pneumonia, call emergency services before going to the doctor or hospital to prevent the potential spread of the disease.

Copyright and Disclaimer
GardaWorld is the owner or licensee of all intellectual property rights in the material presented on this website. All such rights are reserved. The use of this website and its material is subject to the Terms of Use and accordingly you must not use any content from this website for commercial or other analogous purposes without our consent, including but not limited to any deep-linking or framing in order to copy, distribute, display or monitor any portion of the website. If you have any questions or are interested in distributing any content from this website, Contact us for more details.

Alertes reliées

Rapport: Émirats arabes unis

Pour connaître les risques de sécurité liés à ce pays, consultez notre rapport.

Voir le rapport

Qui est GardaWorld

GardaWorld est la plus importante entreprise privée de sécurité au monde, offrant des services de transport de valeurs et de sécurité physique et, avec le portail Crisis24, la diffusion d’informations en lien avec la sécurité internationale. Nous protégeons les gens et les biens de nos clients, où qu’ils se trouvent.

Services disponibles en Émirats arabes unis

Informations pour les voyageurs

Le portail d'informations pour les voyageurs Crisis24 est un site fiable qui centralise toutes les informations pertinentes pour un voyage sécuritaire.

Suivi des voyageurs

En voyageant, les situations de crises peuvent arriver en tout temps - surtout lorsque vous fréquentez des pays en situation politique instable ou en haute occurence de catastrophe naturelle.

Gestion de crises

En situation de crise - que ce soit un accident, une agitation politique, ou une catastrophe naturelle, l'important c'est de bien réagir et de gérer la situation.