Dubai Takes Proactive Steps to Manage Flood Risks and Increase Resilience to Severe Weather

Dubai Takes Proactive Steps to Manage Flood Risks and Increase Resilience to Severe Weather

As Dubai braces for an predicted growth in rainfall over the following decade, government have identified 14 areas in the city which can be mainly liable to flooding for the duration of excessive climate conditions. These flood-susceptible zones had been highlighted following the unprecedented rainfall in April, which prompted good sized disruption. In reaction, Dubai…

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Dubai’s Traffic Management Strategy: Flexible Work Hours and Remote Work to Reduce Congestion

Dubai’s Traffic Management Strategy: Flexible Work Hours and Remote Work to Reduce Congestion

Dubai is imposing modern measures to relieve site visitors congestion throughout the emirate, aiming to improve both city mobility and the great of life for citizens. One of the maximum exceptional techniques being rolled out is the expansion of bendy operating hours and far flung paintings guidelines. Encouraging both the public and private sectors to…

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Kuwait revises family visa rules, lowers salary requirements for expatriates without degrees

New policy eases family sponsorship for expatriates earning KD800 Dubai: Kuwait is now allowing expatriates without university degrees to sponsor their families provided they earn at least KD800 (Dh9,600) per month according to their work permit. The decision, under Article 29 of Ministerial Resolution No. 957/2019, was issued by Sheikh Fahad Yousuf Al Sabah, the…

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Patients receive hearts from donors in Saudi Arabia, UAE.

The King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre has given hope to three patients, two men and one girl, after it successfully transplanted hearts from donors in Riyadh, Jeddah and Abu Dhabi. The journey of hope began with medical teams traveling from the hospital’s cardiac unit to Abu Dhabi and Jeddah to remove the hearts…

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Jordan’s King Abdullah says humanitarian access to the Gaza Strip cannot wait for a ceasefire.

 Jordan’s King Abdullah said on Tuesday that humanitarian access to the Gaza Strip could not wait for a ceasefire and that Palestinians in Gaza were facing death and devastation. Speaking at an emergency international conference at Jordan’s King Hussein bin Talal Convention Center, the king said: “We stand today at a critical juncture in human…

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Abu Dhabi: Over 100 fake weight loss pills, cosmetics detected in markets this year

The products were found to be contaminated with yeast, mould, bacteria, or heavy metals Dozens of unsafe, contaminated products were detected in Abu Dhabi this year — from cosmetics and stimulants to dietary supplements and weight loss products, authorities have announced. The emirate’s Department of Health (DoH) found 116 products that were contaminated with yeast,…

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Saudi recruiters to face heavy fines for visa violations

RIYADH: The General Directorate of Public Security announced that recruiters who postpone reporting the departures of employees as soon as their entry visas expire will be subject to a fine of about SR50,000 ($13,300), imprisonment for up to six months, and deportation of recruitees if they are expatriates. The directorate called for reporting residency, work…

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