294 new UAE cases, Dubai permits, Sharjah rent delays and strange dreams - The Daily Update

On today's update, we have the latest UAE Covid-19 figures, Dubai residents must apply for permits to leave their homes and Abu Dhabi trials online courts

On today's update, we have the latest UAE Covid-19 figures, Dubai residents must apply for permits to leave their homes and Abu Dhabi trials online courts.

We also have cyber crime, Sharjah rents, and Boris Johnson becomes the first world leader admitted to hospital during the pandemic.

Cody Combs tells us what's trending today.

Updated: April 6, 2020 10:07 AM

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