More than 3,370 illegal transport violations were issued in the UAE capital.
According to Abu Dhabi Police, motorists posed and operated as taxi drivers without obtaining the necessary licences.
Violators were given AED3,000 in fine, had their vehicles impounded for 30 days and received 24 black points.
Officers carried out 1,115 inspections in the emirate last year to address the issue, as it violates the country's safety and security standards.
H.H. Sheikh Mohammed welcomes students back to schools with special message
His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, has welcomed students back to their classrooms with a special social media post.
Minor earthquake reported in Fujairah
A minor 2.0 magnitude earthquake was recorded in Fujairah's Al Halah on Sunday.
Group caught violating poultry prices referred to UAE Public Prosecution
The Ministry of Economy & Tourism has referred a group caught unjustifiably raising poultry prices to the Public Prosecution for further action.
UAE highlights readiness for students' return to schools
The Ministry of Interior has confirmed the UAE's full readiness to secure the safe return of students to school starting Monday, with a comprehensive traffic plan outlined with relevant authorities to ensure road safety and smooth traffic flow.
Dubai launches initiative to integrate workspaces in public parks
Dubai Municipality has announced an initiative that aims to introduce workspaces at public spaces, with the first location to open in May at the Al Barsha Pond Park.
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