Residents in Dubai can avoid a Dh500 fine by keeping their cars clean and properly parked while traveling this summer. The municipality urges regular cleaning to maintain the city’s appearance, with unclaimed cars eventually auctioned if fines aren’t paid.
During Q2 2024, Dubai Police’s Command and Control Centre handled over 2.1 million calls, with 97% answered within 10 seconds. The Operations Department’s performance review emphasized proper use of emergency hotline 999 versus 901.
The first Slap Fighting Championship Arabia in Dubai’s Space Arena captivated hundreds with its intense, high-energy face-slapping competition. Spectators, including Emirati and international fans, were thrilled and fascinated by the live spectacle, eagerly anticipating future events.
Indian actor Rajinikanth received the UAE Golden Visa, crediting his friend Yusuffali of LuLu Group for facilitating it. Yusuffali praised Rajinikanth’s contributions to cinema and philanthropy. During his Abu Dhabi trip, Rajinikanth met local dignitaries and visited cultural sites.
In Hatta’s Suhaila area, a 2 km road was extended, and new street lights and a rainwater drainage system were added. This project benefits 6,000 residents by improving access and connectivity within the area.
Starting May 26, vehicle fines can’t be paid at customer happiness or service provider centres, announced the RTA. Payments must be made digitally via the RTA website or app, which also supports Salik, voucher, and Nol top-ups.
Akshay Kumar and Twinkle Khanna’s son, Aarav, born in 2002, prefers a career in fashion over films. Aarav, living simply and independently, left home at 15 to study in London. Akshay praised Aarav’s self-reliance and frugal lifestyle choices.
This May 22nd, look to the skies, and you will see the ‘Flower Moon’, a telltale sign that spring has finally arrived.
The UAE’s civil aviation sector saw a 14.7% passenger increase in Q1 2024, reaching 36.5 million. Air cargo grew by 32%, handling 1.1 million tons. National carriers led 68% of cargo movement. Growth attributed to strategic partnerships and 189 air transport agreements.
UAEV, Abu Dhabi’s government-owned EV charging network, aims to install 100 units by year-end and 1,000 by 2030, reducing CO2 emissions by 100,000 tonnes. Offering free fast-charging initially, UAEV enhances EV appeal with widespread, accessible, fast-charging stations, supporting the UAE’s sustainable future.