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All UAE car imports to have 'eCall' accident alert system
Ecall is already used in Europe in a bid to reduce road deaths by speeding up accident report and response times
Trailblazing Emirati engineer Hessa Al Khaledi dies
Al Khaledi was among the first Emirati women to be sent abroad to study at university
Renowned Islamic scholar Muhammad Shahrour dies
The Syrian was renowned for his work in making Islam better understood
UAE-funded sustainable projects to be exported to developing countries
The Zayed Sustainability Prize initiative will replicate winning projects in new communities in need
First look at Abu Dhabi's Dh8 billion plan for public spaces
Thriving community areas, regenerated streets and a city-wide cycle network are all part of the capital's development project
Desert doctors to serve Abu Dhabi's remote communities
Some residents have to drive for an hour to see a doctor or medical professional
UAE pupils step out on journey of discovery across the country
Journey of the Union involves 28 pupils from all seven emirates, including residents for first time
Abu Dhabi hotel bookings climb by 100,000
Officials said successful analytics had allowed a more targeted approach to advertising
Abu Dhabi residents put through their paces in Hudayriat island fitness challenge
Government workers tackle a 3 kilometre obstacle race as part of a 21-day health kick
Abu Dhabi's new dedicated rehab hospital is changing lives
The Specialised Rehabilitation Hospital has treated more than 1,000 outpatients in four months
Abu Dhabi launches genome programme to provide tailored health care to Emiratis
Programme also expected to improve understanding of Arab genetic variations
Coffee aficionados compete for up to Dh125,000 in prizes
World’s first Gahwa Championship begins in Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre
Construction workers strike on Abu Dhabi's Reem Island
Labourers claim they have not been paid for more than six months
Cancel culture is hindering young Muslims, Abu Dhabi forum hears
Difference in opinion in Muslim societies must be embraced and discussed constructively, theologian says
Father takes legal action against hospitals after son, 2, dies from 'negligence'
Alaa Rawajbi claims doctors should not have sent him to another clinic where his insurance was invalid and which refused to treat his son
