Ten new speed radars have been installed in Ras Al Khaimah. These are placed on Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Street, Major General Bader Street, Khet Street, Filah Street, Mohammed bin Salem Street, Rams Road and on Khwair Street. Aside from speeding, the new radars can also record vehicles jumping red signals, ignoring safety spaces and committing lane violations. An additional 24 cameras have also been installed at various intersections across the emirate.
Dubai Humanitarian sends fourth aid airlift to support Ebola response
Dubai Humanitarian has sent a fourth relief shipment to Uganda to support efforts to contain the Ebola outbreak.
UAE condemns Iranian missile attacks on oil tankers that killed one
The UAE has strongly condemned Iranian missile strikes on two of its oil tankers in the southern passage of Strait of Hormuz that killed one crew member and critically injured eight others.
ADNOC L&S confirms its tankers hit by Iranian missiles
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company's shipping arm ADNOC Logistics and Services has confirmed that its crude oil tankers - "Al Bahyah" and "Mombasa B" - were hit by Iranian missiles while transiting Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday.
2 men get 6-month jail terms for illegally fitting emergency lights on car
Abu Dhabi Criminal Court has sentenced two men to six months in jail for illegally fitting their vehicle with emergency lights to trick the public.
UAE unveils award to honour achievements in higher education sector
The UAE has unveiled an award to honour exemplary contributions of institutions and individuals in the higher education sector.
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