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flareflyer 25th Mar 2009 14:22

29th of march new rules implemented in dubai
 
did anybody read about the new behavioural rules that must be followed in public in Dubai from the next 29th of march?
I have been told of more restrictions like not wearing skirts or something like?

EK2EYengineer 25th Mar 2009 17:13

No kissing or dancing...


DUBAI: Playing loud music, dancing, nudity, kissing and even holding hands in public is considered inappropriate behaviour under new guidelines laid down by the authorities of Dubai. Arabic-language daily Al Emarat Al-Youm said the Dubai Executive Council had urged residents of Dubai, where foreigners make up more than 80 per cent of the population, to respect the customs of the Muslim nation and avoid inappropriate behaviour. The rules apply to all public places and any breach, by nationals or expatriates, carries a possible prison penalty. The guidelines also stipulate that anyone caught under the influence of alcohol - even small amounts - outside designated drinking areas is liable to be fined or imprisoned.

Chandler Bing 25th Mar 2009 17:18

Can't wait to see the rents go down, the number of cars left over at DXB airport will double , number of sun seekers going down, and prices in the malls will fall down as well, as demand will be deep diving.

Thanks to DXB rulers, the remaining expats' housing problems are over . A 3 bedrooms in Dubai Marina for less than AED 100000 a year, cool..........

But with whom are they gonna fill in the A380's.......

Can't wait also to see the first trials going public worldwide.....

So much for attracting expat investments

C4 25th Mar 2009 18:07

Two cases of couples caught having sex on jumeirah beach is probably the catalyst???:=:=

Firbolgs 25th Mar 2009 18:08

DXB has finally lost the plot!
Is there no one with any common sense to advise these people, I would have thought they would be pulling out all the stops to bring tourists in not drive them away :ugh:

Interested to see if this makes the International press,...those 380s could well be flying even lighter than they currently are! :rolleyes:

KRUGERFLAP 25th Mar 2009 18:43

wake up guys. Now who is playing the game is Abu Dhabi.Obey or sink!

Fantasy Island times over!


rgds

lpokijuhyt 25th Mar 2009 18:44

Dubai, number 1 overrated city in the world
 
What it all boild down to is that Dubai is still a city without a soul. You can build the most elaborate malls and hotels, but its still the most overrated city in the world. Sorry, but going from air conditioned mall to air conditioned mall gets a bit old. Dubai is exactly that...a mirage.

FlyingCroc 25th Mar 2009 19:22

No more bikinis on the beach
No holding of hands (unless 2 males are doing it)
No loud music
No dancing
No hand signals of any kind
No form fitting/revealing clothes
No alcohol in you anywhere in public

Nothing new,was like this before, is like this in the whole region, some parts more relaxed, some parts you will get axed (s...hole KSA).

We are here to work and have fun at home, forget about this. :}

kotakota 26th Mar 2009 05:52

Love the one about not being under the influence outside of designated drinking areas !
How the hell do we get from the Irish Village back to the hotel ??
Sudden visions of multiple bodies on lawn sleeping it off !

High 6 26th Mar 2009 07:33

Good business opportunity here renting out tents and sleeping bags at watering holes perhaps... although you want to be careful renting to couples, as I believe it was a couple doing naughty things to each other in public that was the catalyst for these rules being enforced.

sirwa69 26th Mar 2009 09:53

So do you really think were going to see the cops in the Malls telling the Russian blondes to cover up their camel toes ;)

Philly Boy 27th Mar 2009 14:26

"No more bikinis on the beach"

If we are going to lose the Russian girls in bikinis.... they better enforce this same rule on dudes in SPEEDO'S!!!!!!!!!!!! :yuk:

Enough with that crap!!!!!!!

gadgetman 27th Mar 2009 14:50

Oral contraception (the pill, not a mouth guard you philistines) is no longer available to single women without a legitimate medical condition. (I don't think a hangover qualifies)
Married women will require a letter of permission from their husbands.
Emirates clinic is bound by these rules and no exceptions will be made.

Expect a steep rise in crew requesting maternity leave.

kotakota 27th Mar 2009 15:08

or even Paternity leave ?
So , rubber goods may also require a letter from the Ops Manager or TCAS ?
Whizz prang idea about matters Irish Village etc - Rent an Abaya - free with 5 pints ?
What with Bahrain suddenly coming over all prudish too , Doha is suddenly looking mighty attractive ...............never thought I would say that.
Ah .......Prohibition , exciting times ahead...........Now , where did i put my Boots Brewing Kit ?

taliban pilot 27th Mar 2009 16:06

Looks like the Abu Dhabi bailout starts to take its toll....:ugh:
This is definitely what you guys need to improve the tourism in the region... :}

Fart Master 27th Mar 2009 16:43

Money & Egos, what do you expect from a bunch of children who don't get their way.:{

I see one of Shk Mo's sons has got his big ugly puss up on a picture on the Emirates Road, what planet do these tossers live on.:rolleyes:

Oops, I'm not allowed to say anything bad about Dxb now, new rules you know:ugh:

Mustapha Rex 27th Mar 2009 17:55

The photo is beconning the change that lies ahead, notice he is smilig and wearing black...

Must read through this...without codifying it, it leads me to think that the end of one is nearer than one likes to think and everyone is scrmabling to lay the pavement ahead.

Let us just hope it doesn't buckle.

Bitburger 28th Mar 2009 19:41

Why a mini skirt does not always mean increased revenue
 
I must be missing something here.

Abu Dhabi imposes new rules in Dubai.

Dubai feels it may have an impact on their business model.

What is the business model of Abu Dhabi then based on?

What are they going to do with all these planes that Dubai can not?

O yes I see ..... the libido factor and all that goes with it has nothing to do with GDP.

White Knight 28th Mar 2009 20:17

Well - I haven't seen anything in the local news (GN, 7Days etc) about this...

Surely all these supposed new rules would be in the English language papers that the expats frequent and not the 'local Arabic Daily - Al Emarat Al Youm' which 99.9% of expats have never heard of... Yes, a useful publication to put this information in:bored::confused::\

ashlea 28th Mar 2009 21:24


So do you really think were going to see the cops in the Malls telling the Russian blondes to cover up their camel toes
Haahahahahha!!!!! Awesome :D


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