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Unstable UAE Weather Prompts Work, Commute Changes and Community Care

From working remotely to switching transport and protecting stray animals, UAE residents responded cautiously to December’s unstable weather, while authorities advised companies to safeguard workers as rain, wind, and hail disrupted routines in Dubai and eastern regions across the nation

Dubai’s December Turns Festive With Citywide Christmas Markets And Family Events

Dubai’s December calendar is packed with Christmas festivals, winter markets, and family-friendly attractions. From Santa meet-and-greets to ice rinks and festive dining, the city offers something magical for residents and visitors of all ages

Life on Alert: UAE Wadi Communities Brace for Flash Flood Risks

Mohamed Salah’s fiery interview triggered fierce criticism in Britain, yet in Egypt it ignited overwhelming support. In Cairo, Salah is more than a footballer — he is identity, pride, and a living national monument

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India: PM Modi calls Jaffna Cultural Centre as signifying step in India-Sri Lanka cooperation

India: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called Jaffna Cultural Centre in Sri Lanka, inaugurated on Saturday under a significant initiative reflecting the close relationships between India and Sri Lanka.

Air Arabia Abu Dhabi Launches New Direct Flights to Yerevan

The airline commenced this new route on Tuesday, reinforcing its commitment to enhancing connectivity and offering more travel options for UAE residents and visitors. The new service, which will operate six times a week starting June 1, will be carried out using the Airbus A320 aircraft

Abu Dhabi Police launches ‘Safe Summer’ campaign to ensure children’s pool safety

Abu Dhabi Police started a summer safety campaign to safeguard the kids and children while swimming in the swimming pool.

Israel attacks an Orthodox church in Gaza

During ongoing war between the Israel and hamas the airstrike from Isreal side hit an Orthodox Chruch located in Gaza strip Thursday.

Indian woman finds relief from rare disorder at Dubai hospital

An Indian woman with a rare swallowing disorder was finally treated at a Dubai hospital after several years of discomfort and pain.

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Rising Travel Costs Force UAE Expats to Postpone or Cancel Long-Standing Family Vacations

Maria D., a Filipina personnel assistant residing in Al Muraqqabat, had been eagerly planning a visit to the Philippines with her husband and two children. However, the steep cost of travel has pushed the trip beyond reach

Fatal E-Scooter and Bicycle Accidents Spark Calls for Stricter Rules in UAE

The statistics paint a grim picture: authorities reported over 7,800 traffic violations and seized 4,474 e-scooters and bicycles in the first half of 2024 alone. This averages to 43 violations and 24 confiscations daily, highlighting the scale of the issue

Romance Scams Prey on Vulnerable Women in Dubai: A Cautionary Tale

Miranda Hayes, Wendy, and Smita are just a few of the victims who have come forward, shedding light on a troubling trend that often goes unnoticed amidst the city's glamorous facade

Rescue Operation Saves Stranded Hikers in Ras Al Khaimah; Authorities Urge Caution in Mountainous Areas

The rescue mission, which took place at an altitude of 3,000 feet, was carried out by the Ras Al Khaimah Police air wing, with support from the local search and rescue department. The incident was first reported to the operations room, where authorities quickly acted to ensure the hikers' safety

Agriculture Minister Roland Royer addresses farming issues in Dominica, discusses key factors

Dominica: Under the leadership and directiveness of Prime Minister Dr Roosevelt Skerrit, the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Blue and Green Economy, Roland Royer has recently appeared in an online interview
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