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WhatsApp drug dealer jailed for three years in Dubai
Defendant also fined Dh100,000 after court hears his bank account had received payments of Dh430,000
New recruitment app to boost Emiratisation
Falek Tayyeb platform aims to streamline job-search process for UAE citizens
Abu Dhabi crews put out factory fire in Mussaffah
Blaze broke out at 7am in the industrial area on Thursday
UAE warns of visa ban over job loss insurance fines
Ministry of Human Resources sets out stringent measures as it announces more than 6.6 million have registered for scheme
Dubai Police add Lamborghini Urus Performante to luxury fleet
SUV can accelerate from zero to 100kph in under 3.3 seconds and will be used to patrol tourist areas
Tourist's fine for abusing airport staff becomes three months in jail
Passenger was unhappy about allocation of wheelchair
Fire breaks out in car park near to Dubai World Central airport
Blaze was quickly brought under control on Wednesday morning
Down on the farm: Sharjah pupils to care for goats and peacocks
Wesgreen International School will help pupils cultivate crops and look after animals
Abu Dhabi issues more than 21,000 fire safety warnings
Non-compliant building owners can face fines of up to Dh50,000 or closure
New centre in Sharjah offers lifeline for abused children
Kanaf will open next week and will offer legal, psychological and social support to abused children
Dubai search-and-rescue teams dealt with 2,000 incidents this year
The force responded to domestic incidents as well as missions in earthquake-hit Turkey, Syria, Morocco and flood-stricken Libya
Dubai Police launch security projects to tackle theft in residential areas
Advanced technology and artificial intelligence will streamline operations, save time and resources and enhance overall security
Floods hit Ajman as rainy weather continues across the country
Rain also fell in Dubai, Sharjah and Fujairah, with police urging motorists to drive cautiously
Dubai police seize 24 vehicles for reckless driving during rainy weather
Penalties were given for offences such as disturbing the peace in the Al Rowaiyah area
Dubai debtors who prove inability to pay could avoid imprisonment
Creditors must submit evidence to the court to prove debtors have funds
