Emirates Road will be partially closed starting today for a week.
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development announced on their Instagram handle that a few lanes on the highway near Tilal exit towards Ras Al Khaimah and near Al Badee ADNOC station towards Dubai will be inaccessible.
Road maintenance and repair work have been cited as reasons for the closure.
Dubai Police urge caution during unstable weather
Dubai Police are reminding motorists to exercise caution and to follow the rules during rainy and unstable weather conditions.
Abu Dhabi assesses microplastic levels in marine environment
Authorities in Abu Dhabi are taking measures to assess microplastic levels in the marine environment.
UAE petrol prices to go up in May
Motorists in the UAE will continue to pay more for petrol in May, while the price of diesel will fall by two fils a litre.
UAE, Egypt complete 41st humanitarian airdrop to Gaza
The UAE and Egypt have successfully executed their 41st joint humanitarian airdrop in northern Gaza.
UAE prepares for unstable weather conditions
Authorities in the UAE are closely monitoring the weather conditions over the coming days and assessing the readiness levels of all relevant entities.
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