Abu Dhabi Police have reminded drivers not to obscure their vehicle licence plates with bike racks or other objects, warning that violators face fines and legal action under the new Federal Decree-Law No. 14 of 2024
Dubai is encouraging residents to transform their villa gardens into sustainable green spaces through a new competition offering Dh300,000 in prizes for creativity and environmental awareness
Authorities in Sharjah have arrested an Arab man accused of trafficking protected wildlife. The joint operation rescued endangered animals and emphasized strict UAE laws on environmental protection
After the match, Mandeep Singh felt better and left with teammates. During the drive home, he collapsed from shortness of breath on Sharjah-Nazwa Road. Despite CPR and emergency aid, he was declared dead upon arrival at Al Daid Hospital
The innovative initiative, led by the Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi (EAD) in collaboration with technology partner Dendra, aims to enhance biodiversity and support the emirate’s commitment to environmental sustainability.
The UAE’s first hospital-based vertiport will operate electric air taxis, cutting commute times drastically while providing rapid healthcare access and supporting organ transport
Bus journey times in some parts of Dubai could be lessened by almost 44%, with officials in the country declaring a plan to expand the emirate's dedicated taxi and bus lanes.
Like other countries, the Israeli government also adopted “Living with COVID” as its mantra before the arrival of the virus’ new variant Omicron.
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The Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of Dominica – Dr Roosevelt Skerrit, has recently landed in Brussels, Belgium, to attend the third edition of the EU-CELAC summit (European Union and Community of Latin American and Caribbean States).
The video, shared by Dubai Police, reveals the driver weaving dangerously through traffic, overtaking vehicles at high speeds, and even using the hard shoulder—an area strictly reserved for emergency situations
There are no elevators, swimming pools, or lavish amenities commonly found in resorts. Instead, guests stay in traditional ‘Kareen Houses’, structures with triangular-shaped roofs made from palm fronds, constructed using clay and stones in homage to the country’s heritage
A student of Indian nationality studying in a Dubai school has won a prestigious scholarship to study in Canada because of her leadership activities and youth empowerment work in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).