Motorists in the UAE will be paying more for fuel in the month of June.
The UAE Ministry of Energy and Industry announced that Special 95 will cost AED 2.42, up from AED 2.34 in May.
Super 98 has risen from AED 2.48 (in May) to AED 2.53.
Meanwhile, Diesel will now be priced at AED 2.56, up from AED 2.53 in May.
⛽ June’s fuel prices as per the #UAE fuel committee are out. Check them below. #InspiringEnergy pic.twitter.com/MZkxqK2l14
— ENOC (@enoc_official) May 29, 2019
UAE President posts special message on Lunar New Year
President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has wished those celebrating Lunar New Year in the UAE and worldwide "peace, prosperity and happiness" in a special message posted on social media.
New UAE, Bahrain fast-track travel system takes off
The UAE has announced the launch of the pilot phase of the 'One-Point Air Travellers' project with Bahrain, aimed at making travel faster and more convenient for citizens of both countries.
Dubai adjusts paid parking, Salik hours for Ramadan
Paid parking zones in Dubai will operate on a two-shift system from Monday to Saturday during Ramadan.
Dubai's Al Jalila Foundation unveils cancer support fund
Dubai has launched a new cancer fund to support patients undergoing treatment and help ease their financial burden.
Dubai Police crowned champions of UAE Rescue Challenge
Dubai Police have been crowned the champions of the UAE Rescue Challenge after securing first place in both the Road Accident and Trauma challenges on Monday at the training city in Al Ruwayyah.
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