Authorities in Dubai and Sharjah have suspended public parking fees until Monday.
Making the announcement, Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) and the Sharjah municipality said parking meters will be reactivated on Tuesday, May 17.
The decision coincides with the suspension of work in ministries, federal and local departments and the private sector in mourning for the late Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
UAE releases statement on ongoing developments in Yemen
The UAE has expressed its concern regarding the statement released by Saudi Arabia, categorically rejecting any attempt to implicate the country in tensions among Yemeni parties
UAE issues decree-law on higher education and scientific research
The UAE Government has issued a federal decree-law on higher education and scientific research, aimed at establishing a comprehensive federal legislative framework.
RTA lists main firework displays for New Year's Eve
The RTA has listed the five main locations for firework displays during New Year's Eve.
UAE forecasts unsettled weather until January 3
The UAE’s weather authority has forecast unsettled weather conditions starting Tuesday, December 30, until Saturday, January 3, with expected dusty conditions and a chance of rainfall across the country.
Dubai confirms free parking on New Year’s Day
Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has confirmed that public parking zones will be free of charge during the New Year holiday on Thursday, January 1, except at multi-storey facilities and Al Khail Gate N-365.
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