If you have plans for beach outings in Dubai during the Eid Al-Adha holidays, it's best to choose your destination now; as the Dubai Municipality has announced that six public beaches in the city will be exclusively available for families during the holiday.

These beaches include Jumeirah 1, Jumeirah 2 and its night beach, Jumeirah 3, Umm Suqeim 1 and its night beach, Umm Suqeim 2, as well as Al Mamzar along with its night beach.

This decision is part of the Dubai Municipality's operational plan to manage holiday crowds, enhance safety, and improve the visitor experience during one of the busiest times of the year.

Simultaneously, inspections at restaurants, shopping centers, entertainment venues, and temporary stalls have increased. The municipality has stated that monitoring teams are operating around the clock at Dubai's entry points, and all imported food shipments, especially meat, are under strict control. Checking halal slaughter certificates and compliance with cold chain standards are among these controls.

The scope of inspections has also expanded to hotels, barbershops, beauty salons, and glass cafes, with even henna products in women's salons tested to ensure the absence of allergens.

In the recreational sector, the operating hours of many of the city's popular attractions have been extended. Quran Park will be open until midnight, Dubai Frame until 9 PM, and Zabeel, Al Mamzar, Al Safa, Creek, and Mushrif parks until midnight to welcome visitors.

Special programs have also been planned for the festive atmosphere; from free ice cream distribution in some public parks on the first two days of Eid to live music performances at Dubai Frame and traditional programs at Hatta Market.

The Dubai Municipality has announced that over 80 inspectors and technical specialists have been deployed to monitor more than 300 centers and facilities across the emirate during the Eid Al-Adha holidays to ensure uninterrupted municipal services.

Source: Gulf News