A minor earthquake, measuring 3.5 on the Richter scale, struck the coastal town of Al Sila in Abu Dhabi early Friday.
The National Center of Meteorology (NCM) confirmed the quake struck at 12:03 am.
It said the tremor was lightly felt in the area but caused no major impact.
Al Sila is located near the border with Saudi Arabia and is part of the Al Dhafra region.
No fire or injuries after drone interception in Dubai Marina
Authorities have confirmed that fallen debris from a drone interception fell on the facade of a building in Dubai Marina early Saturday.
One dead, four injured in Habshan gas facility incident
In an update on a previously reported incident at Habshan gas facilities, Abu Dhabi authorities have confirmed one person has died and four others sustained minor injuries.
UAE approves new oral obesity treatment
The UAE has become the second country in the world to approve Foundayo (orforglipron), a new oral treatment for chronic weight management.
Dubai to roll out EV superchargers across parks, beaches
Dubai Municipality has announced a major initiative to expand electric vehicle infrastructure across the city, with plans to install EV supercharging stations in 600 parking spaces at public parks, beaches and recreational areas.
Twelve injured by falling debris in Abu Dhabi's Ajban area
Authorities confirmed on Friday that an incident reported earlier in Abu Dhabi's Ajban area resulted in injuries to 12 members of the public, ranging from minor to major.
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