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Preventive measures keep malls closed

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Al Wahda Mall.

Line Investments & Property LLC, the real estate arm of Lulu Group International will be closing all shopping malls in the UAE for two weeks with the recent developments relating to the novel Coronavirus disease (COVID -19) and the precautions taken by the UAE Government after the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared a state of emergency around the world.

Only the supermarkets and pharmacies based in the malls will be open for customer convenience. These include those in Al Wahda Mall, Khalidiyah Mall, Mushrif Mall, Madinat Shopping Centre, Al Raha Mall, Mazyad Mall, Mafraq Centre and Hameem Mall, in Abu Dhabi along with Al Foah Mall and Barrari Outlet Mall in Al Ain. In the Northern Emirates, RAK Mall, Mall of Umm Al Quwain and Lulu Mall in Fujairah will also have the supermarkets and pharmacies open.

Wajeb Al Khoury, Director of Line Investments and Property LLC said, “Our aim is to ensure the safety of the public and our employees as well as to limit the spread of the virus.  We will be supporting the nation’s initiatives in combatting the virus for areas that are open with frequent sanitisation of public areas, washrooms, escalators, elevators, information counters, parking areas and areas near the supermarket and pharmacies with government-approved products.”

As per Government regulation, thermal cameras and instructional signage at our mall entrances will help protect the wellbeing of mall visitors, tenants, and staff for outlets still open as well as the cleaning and security crews. Line Investment & Properties LLC will continue to monitor the situation and make further adjustments to their action plan if and when necessary.

Line Investments & Property advocates strict social distancing practices to everyone in the UAE during these challenging times.

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