17,434,222 visitors arrived during the period. According to the organizers, the number of visitors has increased by 1.4 million in one week. Kovid was busy as the restrictions were lifted.
Dubai – United Arab Emirates, First Published Mar 10, 2022, 6:55 AM IST
Dubai: Expo 2020 Dubai is just a few weeks away. Meanwhile, the Expo is experiencing a huge influx of visitors. According to the organizers, more than 1.74 crore visitors visited the expo from October 1 to October 7.
17,434,222 visitors arrived during the period. According to the organizers, the number of visitors has increased by 1.4 million in one week. Kovid was busy as the restrictions were lifted. More than 44 lakh visitors visited the Expo last month. The number of multiple visitors to the Expo City is also on the rise. The expo is expected to reach 2.5 crore visitors by March 31.
The working hours of the pavilions at Expo 2020 have been extended
Dubai: The pavilions at Expo 2020 Dubai have been extended to 11pm. Visitors now have the opportunity to spend an extra hour at the Expo.
Meanwhile, organizers said on Tuesday that the mega event had attracted about 16 million visitors until February 28. With just 30 days to go before Expo 2020 ends, there has been an increase in repeated visits. Half of the February visits were recurring. The expo recorded 44 lakh visits last month. This is the highest monthly figure since October 1, when Expo 2020 began. One of the reasons for the repeated visits was to try to name as many pavilions as possible before the end of the Expo in the special yellow passport introduced for Expo 2020 visitors.
From the opening of the expo to February, 13,000 top leaders, including heads of state, presidents, prime ministers and other ministers, visited the expo. In the last five months, 28,000 events have been organized at the Expo. Opportunity to visit Expo 2020 until the 31st of this month.
The working hours for the month of Ramadan have been announced in Sharjah
Sharjah: Government Entities in Sharjah have announced the working hours of the month of Ramadan. According to a circular issued by the Department of Human Resources, the working hours in Ramadan are from 9 am to 2.30 pm. Sections working on a shift basis should adjust their working hours accordingly.
Earlier this year, four-and-a-half days of work and two-and-a-half days of leave were announced for government agencies in the UAE, while the weekend in Sharjah was reduced to three days. Under the new system, government agencies in other emirates in the UAE have half a working day on Friday, while Sharjah has a full holiday on Friday. And Saturday and Sunday will be holidays.
Last Updated Mar 10, 2022, 6:55 AM IST
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