UAE residents, please be advised of this recent announcement. The National Disinfection Program has been extended until April 4 – Saturday (ends on April 5 Sunday – 6am). In an announcement made during a press …
The government has been working very hard the past couple of days as part of the National Disinfection Programme of the UAE. As residents stayed inside their homes, the government workers were outside and sterilized …
On one of the rare occasions where the busiest road in Dubai, Sheikh Zayed Road, was seen empty. The UAE government implemented the National Disinfection Program where streets, public transport, and public utilities are sterilized …
A new 72 cases of the outbreak was announced by the Ministry of Health and Prevention on March 27, 2020. This brings the total reported cases in the UAE to 405. They also reported 3 …
The UAE started a National Disinfection Program starting last night (March 26) and will last until the weekend. Public transport system and public utilities are to be closed from 8pm to 6am. The Dubai Media …
For today’s, expat feature, we interviewed Rukku, a content creator and blogger based in Dubai. Describing herself as “just another random girl from Kerala, India,” she has been living in the UAE for three years …
Amid all the alarming news and stringent measures taken by the UAE to combat the pandemic, it’s nice to hear a spot of good news every now then. One of these is the automatic renewal …
UPDATE as of March 26, 2020 5pm: The timings of the National Disinfection Program has been changed. Previously it was reported that all public transport will be closed over the weekend. However, the new update …
UAE residents need not worry about their daily needs during the community quarantine as the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority, TRA, has announced the launch of the ‘Online Grocery‘ that includes purchasing applications of 22 online stores in the …
The Dubai Department of Economic Development (DED) has announced the closure of several commercial activities, including shopping malls, open markets, theme parks, fitness gyms, amusement centres, and restaurants for two weeks. However, the decision does …