COVID-19: Dubai launches permits for face mask exemptions ...United Arab Emirates

Dubai: Dubai Health Authority (DHA), in partnership with Dubai Police, today announced that residents with certain medical conditions can now apply for permits for exemption from wearing face masks. DHA’s General Medical Committee Office will evaluate the applications, which must include a medical report confirming the applicant suffers from medical problems that can be aggravated by face masks. Applications can be made through Dubai Police’s website www.dxbpermit.gov.ae. Apart from medical reports, key documents that must be submitted include the applicant’s Emirates ID. The Committee will evaluate the request and accompanying medical documents against certain criteria and conditions. Th

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