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'This doesn’t happen every day. It’s always a big thing when we see a whale shark,' said Michela Colella, operations manager at Divers Down.
Festive feel as families hit the malls and playparks.
People are out in force shopping for treats, new haircuts and new clothes ahead of the Eid Al Fitr celebration, which begins on Wednesday.
About 50 young Emiratis took part in the session, which was attended by Shamma Al Mazrui, Minister of State for Youth Affairs.
The trend of expatriates moving from Dubai and Abu Dhabi to the Northern Emirates has in part led to a 5 per cent increase in expat residents in Fujairah last year.
They say there are a lack of summer camps available in the emirate and, when they have to continue working through the holidays, it creates problems.
The Dh500,000 Marine Youth Centre, which is due to open in July at the Fujairah International Marine Club, will offer sailing, powerboat driving, kayaking and diving courses for children from the ages of eight to 15.
The college has become Fujairah University after three years of preparation and about three months of paperwork and it will now offer MBA and master’s degree courses.
The wives of Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, a 34-year-old father of twins, and Abdullah Al Yamahi, 26, are both expecting a child.
With many Muslims embracing the holy month’s spirit of giving by doing Zakat this month, residents who gave money to storytelling beggars and police have told people to be sensible when it comes to charity.
Police warn drivers of dangers of overloading vehicles after sand is spilled all over road.
The youth council consists of seven males and seven females and will be coordinated by Emirates Youth Council member Shoroq Al Danhani, though it is not yet decided where and how frequently they will meet.
The initiative hopes to bring joy to the families of the inmates during the holy month and offer the prisoners an opportunity to start a new life.
