News and updates on what’s happening in Dubai. Announcements and important information about the emirate that the residents should be aware of. Here we share current events and advisories, as well as trends for your reference.
A gas leak caused a fire in International City on a Monday – 31st August 2020. According to reports, the Dubai Civil Defense team was able to control the fire on a 4-storey building within …
The Abu Dhabi Police is dealing with an explosion caused by a gas connection in a restaurant on Sheik Rashid Bin Saeed Road. Cases of minor and moderate injuries are being treated in hospital. Abu …
Mothers with children in grade six and below or those with children of determination are permitted to work remotely from home so that they can monitor and take care of their kids during the e-learning …
The Dubai Court of First Instance heard on Thursday, August 27, that an expat was detained by the Dubai Police while attempting to encash a cheque at a bank, using another person’s Emirates ID. The expat, …
Filipinos in the UAE are now required to present proof that they are earning at least AED 10,000 to secure a supporting travel document for their family members who will be visiting the UAE, according to a new …
A man who had gone drinking and got involved in a fatal car crash has been ordered to pay AED 500,000 to an insurance company, which provided compensation to the victims’ families. Also Read: List of Driving Schools …
Public transport users in Abu Dhabi can now enjoy free Wi-Fi access on 520 buses plying in Abu Dhabi, the Integrated Transport Centre (ITC) announced on Tuesday, August 25. Also Read: Places to Visit in Abu Dhabi, …
The UAE’s Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship (ICA) on Monday, August 24, has announced that it has streamlined the process of applying for a UAE entry permit. ALSO READ: Returning to the UAE? Here’s a …
In an infoseries launched by the Government of Dubai Media Office, a top-ranking official has assured the public that Dubai is ready to assist individuals who have lost their jobs and have been fined after …
The Dubai Court of First Instance convicted a gang of fraudsters to seven years in jail for trafficking a housemaid to be lured for prostitution. Also Read: UAE President Approves Law on Domestic Workers: 12-Hours Daily Rest, 30 …