Home Covid-19 Dubai Police urges public to report violations of Covid-19 protocols The public can establish contact either via its call centre at 901 or by using the Police Eye service by Gulf Business February 1, 2021 The Dubai Police General Command has encouraged the public to report any violations of Covid-19 precautionary measures either via the Dubai Police’s Call Centre (901) or its ‘Police Eye’ service. The Ministry of Health and Prevention has already outlined strict compliance measures for individuals and commercial establishments to adhere to in order to stem the spread of the virus. “Everyone is responsible and is a partner in supporting the country’s efforts in strengthening precautionary measures through their commitment to the guidelines outlined by authorities,” the Dubai Police said in a statement reported by state news agency WAM. The 901 Call Centre, which operates 24×7, is aimed at diverting non-urgent calls from the emergency number and facilitating non-emergency services over the phone, smart application and live chat. The ‘Police Eye’ service meanwhile is a smart programme available through the Dubai Police App which allows members of the public to report suspicious activities and submit security tips in total confidentiality. The service aims to maintain security and reduce crime through encouraging the public to easily report illegal activities and violations. The application allows people to attach videos, photos or voice messages and even pin the location of the incident when filing a report. Last month, Dubai’s Supreme Committee of Crisis and Disaster Management announced new restrictions that would be applicable to restaurants, gyms and events. As per the new mandate, the number of people allowed to sit at one table has been reduced from 10 to seven at restaurants and to four at cafes. Read: Covid-19: Dubai announces new restrictions for restaurants, gyms and events Attendance to weddings, social events, and private parties, whether at a hotel or at home, is now limited to first-degree relatives, with the maximum number of people allowed capped at 10. Also, all fitness centres and gyms in Dubai have to maintain 3 metres distance between the sports equipment. Tags Covid-19 Dubai Dubai Police Healthcare News UAE 0 Comments You might also like US-UAE climate-friendly farming partnership grows to $29bn Novartis Gulf’s Mohamed Ezz Eldin on the region’s key healthcare trends From humble beginnings to global heights: Sheikh Mohammed’s journey unveiled in new biography Naser Taher on MultiBank Group’s global strategy and future outlook