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With the massive issue of the Corona outbreak, Dubai has taken some serious measures. A huge 11 day disinfection campaign has been announced in the city. Having already begun on Friday, this 11 day sterilisation drive, will be cleaning around 95 densely populated streets in Dubai. The campaign will focus on roads, interior lanes, and many suburban streets.
This is a colossal attempt to try and contain the spread of this novel virus, which has already affected 140 people in the UAE. So far, the country has 107 ongoing active cases, 31 recoveries, and 2 unfortunate deaths. The authorities in Dubai, have been constantly reassuring the citizens, of the safety measures in the country. The Ministry of health and prevention have urged all individuals to maintain social distancing in order to curb the spread of the virus.
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With this new campaign, all residents are asked to keep off the streets, and to steer away from any disinfection worksites. The sanitisation will be done using large disinfectant spray machines, that will be mounted on top of trucks and cars. A professional team will then use a steam cleaning machine, a fogging machine and a disinfectant sprayer compressed machine to sterilise the area. This entire 11 day campaign will be conducted by the Dubai Municipality.
Check out the list below to find out what street will be sanitised on which day.
Day 1
- Naif St
- Al Rigga St
- Al Murraqabat St
- Baniyas St
- Al Khor St
- Al Rasheed St
- Abu Hail St
- Al Maktoum St
- Al Quds St
- Al Nahda St
- Port Saeed St
Day 2
- Souk Deira St
- Al Wahida St
- Hor Al Anz St
- Hor Al Anz East St
- Doha St
- Damascus St
- Beirut St
- Cairo St
- Al Quds St
- Abu Bakr Seddiq St
Day 3
- King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud St
- Umm Al Sheif St
- Umm Suqeim St
- Al Hadiqa Street
- Jumeirah St
- 2nd of December St
- Al Thanya St
- Al Safa St
- Al-Badaa St
- Al Manara St
- Al Wasl St
- Trade Center St
- Financial Center St
- Al Mustaqbal St
Day 4
- Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Blvd
- Financial Center St
- Happiness St
- 2nd Zabeel St
- Oud Metha St
- Al Satwa St
- Sheikh Zayed Road
- Al Khail St
Day 5
- Al Mankhool St
- Al Mina Rd
- Khalid Bin Al Waleed Rd
- Sheikh Rashid Road
- Riyadh St
- Al Seef St
- Al Ghubaiba Rd
- Kuwait St
- Umm Hurair Rd
Day 6
- Amman St
- Khartoum St
- Algeria St
- Tunis St
- Baghdad St
- Halab St
- Beirut St
- Damascus St
- Doha St
Day 7
- Al Khawaneej St
- Rabat St
- Airport Rd
- Al Warqa’a 1 St
- Tripoli St
- Nad Al Hamar Rd
- Ras Al Khor St
- Al Warqa’a 2/3/4 St
- Al Amardi St
Day 8
- Warsan 1 St
- Manama St
- Nad Umm Al Hasa St
- Al Meydan Rd
- International City St
Day 9
- Al Marabea’ St
- Al Asayel St
- Al Barsha St
- Hessa St
- Al Khamila St
- Latifa Bint Hamdan St
- Al Naseem St
- First Al Khail St
- Al Suhool Street
Day 10
- Me’aisam St
- Al Qudra Rd
- Al Fay Rd
- Qarn Al Sabkha Rd
- Al Yalayis St
- Expo Road
- Al Maktoum Airport Rd
Day 11
- Stables St
- Seeh Al-Dahl St
- Seeh Al Salam St
- Al Habab St
What Else?
Meanwhile, Emirates Airlines, and Etihad Airways have both halted a number of their flights to specific countries. Social distancing is now also being pushed by many countries around the world, such as the UK, and many states in the US. While death tolls are rising, it is strongly suggested that any kind of travel be suspended until further notice. If you want to find out which country’s flights are being banned, check out Emirates Announces More Flight Cancellations, Cancels Flights To Cairo
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