A mock emergency exercise is being carried out at Abu Dhabi International Airport today. Response teams from various units - including operations, security, fire and medical services, -are testing their coordinated response to an emergency situation. The drill will run for nearly two hours, between 2pm and 4pm. Airport officials have confirmed that flights will continue to operate as normal during this time.
Dubai Police bust gang promoting drug-laced sweets online
In a major anti-narcotics bust, Dubai Police have arrested a gang of 15 people for promoting drug-laced sweets on social media.
Bank fined AED 5.9 million for violating UAE's anti-money laundering law
The Central Bank of the UAE has penalised a branch of a foreign bank operating in the country with a fine of AED 5.9 million for violating the country's anti-money laundering law.
UAE hosts high-level UN meeting on advancing peace and security agenda
The UAE hosted a high-level UN meeting on 'Advancing the Tolerance, Peace, and Security (TPS) Agenda', in recognition of the second anniversary of the unanimous adoption of Resolution 2686.
New upgrades boost connectivity between Sheikh Zayed, Al Khail roads
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has completed a series of rapid upgrades to improve traffic flow between Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Khail Road via Al Meydan Street.
Abu Dhabi student wins UAE qualifiers of Arab Reading Challenge
Reem Adel Ahmed Al Zarouni, a seventh-grader from Al Ittihad National Private School in Abu Dhabi, has been named the UAE champion of the 9th Arab Reading Challenge
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