Planning to catch the much-awaited India-Pakistan showdown at Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Sunday, September 14, during the Asia Cup? Be sure to understand the rules and regulations ensuring a safe event.
Dubai Police have outlined these rules, detailing prohibited items fans cannot bring to the venue.
The police announced that stadium gates will open 3 hours before the match starts at 6.30pm, and entry requires a valid ticket.
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Random parking is discouraged, with designated parking areas available for fans. Note that re-entry is not permitted.
Before the cricket match, Dubai’s Event Security Committee urges fans to show sportsmanship and follow rules, reflecting the UAE’s cultured image.
The committee assures that police are fully prepared to secure the matches and will take strict action against any security breaches.
Penalties
Strict penalties are enforced under the Federal Law on the Security of Facilities and Sporting Events to prevent violations at UAE sports events.
Major General Saif Mahr Al Mazrouei, Dubai Police’s Assistant Commander-in-Chief for Operations and Chairman of the Event Security Committee, warns that unauthorized entry or possession of banned items like fireworks could lead to imprisonment for one to three months and fines between Dh5,000 and Dh30,000.
Acts of violence, object throwing, or abusive language during events may also result in imprisonment and fines ranging from Dh10,000 to Dh30,000.
List of banned items
Here is a list of prohibited items for Sunday’s match:
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Remote-controlled devices
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Animals
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Illegal or toxic substances
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Power banks
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Fireworks or flares
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Laser pointers
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Glass objects
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Selfie sticks, monopods, umbrellas
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Sharp objects
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Smoking
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Outside food or drinks
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Flags or banners
