Authorities in Dubai are doing their best to keep the city’s roads and public spaces clean.
The municipality has deployed as many as 1,300 workers round-the-clock across three different shifts.
In addition to regular cleaning operations, they are sterilising the streets and water channels, as well as beaches, residential, industrial and commercial areas.
Emergency teams have also been formed to ensure that all areas of the Emirate are covered.
UAE expresses support for IAEA's role in promoting peaceful nuclear energy
Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, on Tuesday had a phone call with the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, discussing ways to cooperate, as well as regional developments.
Sharjah seizes AED279 million-worth of narcotics in 2024
Sharjah Police announced it seized more than 1,200 kg of narcotics worth more than AED 279 million and arrested 680 suspects in 2024.
UAE to train Emirati youth in global social missions
A programme has been launched to prepare Emirati youth to take part in UAE-led social missions around the world, including humanitarian, developmental and cultural.
UAE expresses solidarity with India over factory explosion
The UAE has expressed solidarity with India over a factory explosion that killed at least a dozen people.
Ajman Police launches smart messaging platform
Ajman Police have launched an AI bot to respond to non-emergency inquiries through a messaging platform, under the authority’s efforts to develop its digital services.
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UAE President Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan’s visit to the US to boost economic and technology ties including AI.
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