A supermarket has been shut down for violating the COVID-19 regulations in Umm Al Quwain (UAQ).
The outlet failed to comply with social distancing norms besides flouting other precautionary measures, the UAQ Department of Economic Development said.
The authority stressed the need for adhering to the COVID regulations. It urged the public to report any such violations to 0529924582.
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