Sharjah Municipality's online services are up and running again after it was temporarily offline for upgrades.
That's according to their social media post which confirmed that their digital services are "back to normal".
The authority reported on October 15 that their online services were being upgraded and inaccessible for a short period.
#shjmunicipality #sharjah #بلدية_مدينة_الشارقة #الشارقه pic.twitter.com/qkXZDh4SI5
— بلدية مدينة الشارقة (@ShjMunicipality) October 17, 2021
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Authorities in Sharjah have denied rumours of a tiger being on the loose in the emirate.
UAE welcomes 25 patients from Gaza
The 16th group of wounded Palestinian children and cancer patients arrived in the UAE early on Saturday, April 27.
Earthquake hits Khor Fakkan Coast
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Dubai-Sharjah bus services resume
Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has confirmed that its inter-city bus routes connecting Sharjah are now operating normally following recent disruptions to the schedule due to the weather conditions.
Dubai Municipality clarifies 'dead fish' phenomenon
Dubai Municipality has clarified that dead fish that were spotted recently in some water channels in the emirate is a natural phenomenon.
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