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Baby born on Eid Al Fitr in Abu Dhabi brings couple hope and joy
Parents hope for brighter days ahead for everyone amid turbulent time for the UAE
Meningitis alert following UK deaths in young people
Parents in the UAE should not be alarmed but remain vigilant, doctors say
Dubai Airports chief predicts 'calm' at DXB over Eid despite missile attacks
Care of passengers and staff is at heart of all operations, says Paul Griffiths
Eid Al Fitr to be confirmed on Wednesday by Moon-sighting committee
Scholars, officials and astronomers to meet after maghrib prayer
What are the rules on remote work for the private sector in the UAE?
A number of entities adjusting working conditions as missile and drone strikes on the Emirates continue
UAE businesses rally to boost tourism industry as Iran attacks cause disruption
Discounts and free offers available to help hotels, restaurants and attractions during challenging times
'Absolute fear: Dubai rugby team survive missile attack in Bahrain
Barrelhouse Rugby Club players hid in hotel while Manama came under Iranian fire
Warning over mental toll of sleepless nights as Iran strikes persist
Missile and drone attacks are raising anxiety levels and disrupting sleep
UAE resident makes 28-hour journey by air and road to return to 'second home'
Australian citizen Rowan Beard travelled back to the Emirates via Oman after UAE airspace was closed
Normal service resumed: UAE supermarket shelves now fully restocked
Store managers stress that supplies and local food production will ensure plenty for all
Supermarkets 'well stocked' as UAE public advised against panic buying
Government plans in place to deal with food security related to Iran attacks
Iran strikes UAE: how to stay safe as emergency alerts issued
Millions advised to stay at home and away from windows
Rain expected on Tuesday as UAE set for a wet week
Coastal regions likely to see most of the rainfall, with possible travel delays
UAE's drug monopoly rules bring promise of cheaper health care
Patients and doctors back move that should also reduce drug shortages
'Unnerving but safe': Behind the wheel of a self-driving Cybertruck in Dubai
Advanced software is put to the test on the roads of Dubai
