Eid Al Adha holidays have been announced for the UAE’s public and private sector workforce. Ministries and government departments will be off for four days from Wednesday, September 23; and normal working hours will resume from Sunday, September 27. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Labour has declared a three-day paid holiday for the private sector from Wednesday, September 23 until Friday, September 25.
Public Prosecution launches investigation into Fujairah crash
The UAE Public Prosecution has launched an investigation into the Fujairah traffic accident that killed 14 people and injured around 30 others on Sheikh Khalifa Road in the early hours of Thursday.
Eid Al Etihad holidays confirmed for private sector
Private sector employees in the UAE will get a two-day holiday to mark the 55th Eid Al Etihad.
Prison terms, heavy fines for those involved in Abu Dhabi hotel brawl
The Abu Dhabi Criminal Court has convicted 10 people over a brawl at a hotel, which was filmed and circulated online.
UAE President, Arab League chief discuss regional developments
The UAE and Arab League have called for stronger coordination and collective action to address regional challenges and reinforce security and stability.
Dubai Police issues over 27,000 traffic fines in October
From driving without wearing seatbelts to using mobile phones, Dubai Police released smart camera footage of traffic violators, adding that 27,756 fines were issued in October.
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