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List of activities and individuals exempted from the total lockdown

The Government Communication Centre (GCC) issued a list of institutions and individuals that are allowed to practice their business during the full closure (20-22 July, 2021).

Following are the list of activities and individuals exempted from the full lockdown:

  • Hospitals, health centres, government and private clinics.
  • Pharmacists.
  • Livestock keepers and farmers between 5am and 11am.
  • Transportation buses for workers in factories working round the clock.
  • Transport vehicles for bakeries and laundry (that have government contracts). They will can transport cleaning services and food to government institutions such as hospitals.
  • Hotel establishments and workers.
  • Fishermen
  • Tyre and vehicle repair shops inside fuel stations.
  • Shift workers in the banking sector that required to be in the work place.
  • Shops for selling and repairing pumps and modern irrigation systems, shops selling electrical and sanitary materials (by appointments only without opening the shop).
  • Emergency service vehicles for electricity, water, communications, roads, public hygiene.
  • Vehicles for transporting gas cylinders and water tanks.
  • Airports and ports
  • Trucks above 3 tonnes.
  • Workers in fuel stations on duty.
  • Workers in public and private press and media institutions.
  • Workers in the relief and shelter sector.
  • Shift workers in specialised insurance, freight and customs clearance offices.
  • Food testing laboratories.
  • Oil and gas fields.

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