The UAE has issued a fresh travel advisory for its citizens planning to travel to Sri Lanka.
In a tweet, the UAE Embassy in Colombo advised Emiratis against travelling to Sri Lanka except in extreme cases.
"In the event of an emergency, citizens should call the embassy on +94 112-301-601, or contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation's call center on +971 800-444-44," it added.
UAE rejects inaccurate Bloomberg report
The UAE’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has rejected false and misleading claims by Bloomberg regarding the country’s defence capabilities.
UAE air defences engage incoming ballistic missiles
The UAE’s Ministry of Defence says the country’s air defences are currently engaging a barrage of ballistic missiles launched from Iran.
GCAA announces limited resumption of flights at UAE airports
The General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) has announced the resumption of limited flights at UAE airports to enable stranded passengers affected by recent regional developments to depart.
Unstable weather, scattered rain forecast in UAE
The UAE’s National Centre of Meteorology forecasts unstable weather over the coming days, with increasing clouds and scattered rainfall.
Dubai eases truck restrictions to boost supply chain
The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) and Dubai Police have announced that trucks are permitted to use all Dubai roads 24/7 until Wednesday evening, March 4, to support the logistics sector.
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