A body of a newborn baby has been found in Al Saha’ah landfill in Sharjah. Reports say it was found wrapped in a piece of cloth yesterday morning by garbage collectors. The body has been transferred to Al Qasimi Hospital for autopsy and the case is now under the investigation of Sharjah Police. A newborn baby was also found dead on the same landfill two months ago. That’s aside from other three abandoned babies on different locations in the emirate in September and October.
Four injured in fallen debris incident in southern Dubai
Four people were injured on Tuesday after debris from a successful interception fell on residential houses in southern Dubai, with property in the area damaged.
UAE fuel prices to go up in April
Motorists in the UAE will pay more at the pumps in April.
UAE air forces respond to incoming missile, drone threats on Tuesday
The UAE's Ministry of Defence has announced that it is responding to incoming missile and drone threats from Iran on Tuesday, with the public advised to remain in a safe location.
UAE issues alert on rainfall, strong winds across country
The UAE weather authority has forecast rainfall and strong winds over scattered areas in the country that are expected to continue until Wednesday.
Dubai authorities extinguish oil tanker fire after drone attack
Response teams have successfully extinguished the fire that broke out after a drone targeted a Kuwaiti oil tanker in Dubai's waters on Tuesday.
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