The athletes were warmly welcomed by Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak, Chairman of the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi, who expressed enthusiasm about hosting such a prestigious team
Preliminary investigations by the Sharjah Police have attributed the collision to speeding and distracted driving. The pile-up unfolded as one vehicle, reportedly traveling over the speed limit, failed to recognize a dense traffic build-up ahead
The toddler, a Pakistani national and the youngest of four siblings, was found unresponsive in a water-filled bucket that had been left unattended in the kitchen. Despite the family's immediate response and the efforts of emergency services, Abdullah was pronounced dead upon arrival at Saqr Government Hospital
On August 19, the DLD announced it had banned ten property owners from leasing their properties due to violations of overcrowding and safety standards. This action is part of a broader campaign to ensure compliance with Dubai’s stringent residential regulations
Jordan: The Prime Minister of Jordan, Dr Bashar Al Khasaouna, held a discussion session today, February 19, 2023, where the Cabinet of ministers approved the justifications for the draft International Planning and Cooperation Law of 2023 AD.
United Arab Emirates: Dubai Police Force Department has recently launched a "Tour Dubai Safely" initiative, an awareness campaign organized for Tour Companies drivers.
The Cirrus SR22, a key component of EFTA's training fleet, was involved in a similar incident in October of the previous year. Like this recent occurrence, that incident also resulted in no injuries
Nine-year-old Atiqa Mir from Dubai has etched her name in the annals of motorsport history by becoming the first female racer to win a race in the prestigious RMCIT—Rotax Challenge International Trophy—held at the renowned Le Mans Kart International circuit in France
Dr Terrance Drew the Prime Minister of the small island nation St. Kitts and Nevis attended the “Miss Labour Queen Pageant 2024” held on 4, May 2024 at the Carnival village.
The Department of Treasures, burials and Antiquities of the Arab world has issued an update that the archaeologists from the University of Bournemouth have found an Iron-age settlement with evidence of animal sacrifices in Dorset, England.