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Judges nationwide now have much greater discretion when sentencing, particularly in drug cases. Photo: The National
Dubai judges cite new law as drug offender escapes deportation

Suspect found with 28 grams of hash escapes with Dh5,000 fine as appeal judges overturn court order

CourtsDecember 15, 2021
Dr Abdulrahman Al Awar, Minister of Human Resources and Emiratisation announced the changes to employment law. Abdel Hadi Ramahi / Reuters
Labour reform will 'eliminate difference' between public and private sector

Legal changes from February will further bring sectors into line

GovernmentDecember 13, 2021
The first phase of a new water desalination plant in Umm Al Quwain, which will produce 50 million gallons of water every day, was opened on Thursday. Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure
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New Umm Al Quwain plant to produce 50 million gallons of water in first phase

The entire project is expected to be ready by the end of next year

UAEDecember 11, 2021
In Sharjah, the public sector will switch to a four-day working week in 2022. Schools are working out ways to make up classes. Pawan Singh / The National
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Parents prepare for longer school day when UAE weekend changes

Schools could extend the day by 60 to 90 minutes to get through classwork

EducationDecember 10, 2021
DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, JUNE 14, 2015. Paramedic Marcel Rita keeps an eye out for any accident. Photographer: Reem Mohammed / The National *** Local Caption *** RM_20150614_HELI_018.JPG
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Sharjah Police launch mountain rescue unit to protect hikers

The task force made up of 20 officers will respond to missing person reports and hikers battling exhaustion

UAEDecember 10, 2021
Sharjah's government is believed to be the first in the Middle East to adopt a four day working week and a three day weekend. Photo: Wam
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Sharjah to adopt four-day working week and three-day weekend

Public sector workers in the emirate will work just four days a week

UAEDecember 09, 2021
Muhammad Asim Durrani, an employee of Dubai Customs, with the kandura, T-shirt and shawl that he used to collect the Expo pavilion stamps. Pawan Singh / The National
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Meet the Expo 2020 visitor who collected 200 stamps on his kandura

Trend-setting Dubai Customs employee was offered Dh3,000 for a fully stamped T-shirt

Expo 2020December 09, 2021
Khalifa, 9, became director of a police station after his wish was granted by Abu Dhabi Police and Make A Wish Foundation. Photo: Wam
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Abu Dhabi Police grant disabled child’s wish to become senior officer

Emirati boy becomes director of Al Rawda Police Station for a day

GovernmentDecember 08, 2021
Abu Dhabi Police offer three retraining courses aimed at giving law-breaking motorists an opportunity to learn more about road safety. Photo: Abu Dhabi Police
Hundreds in Abu Dhabi earn back driving licences under police initiative

The force says the training courses are also available in sign language

UAEDecember 08, 2021
Firefighters tackle a blaze in Sharjah that damaged at least four vehicles. Photo: Sharjah Civil Defence
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Lorry carrying apples catches fire in Sharjah

The fire spread to three other vehicles parked near by

UAEDecember 07, 2021
Firefighters contained a blaze at two warehouses in Deira on Tuesday. Dubai Civil Defence
Fire breaks out at two Dubai warehouses

Firefighters swiftly brought the blaze under control on Tuesday afternoon

UAEDecember 07, 2021
Sharjah Police have confiscated hundreds of electric mopeds since January. Sharjah Police
Sharjah Police confiscate hundreds of electric mopeds as riders flout safety rules

Officials remind riders to wear protective gear to reduce the risk of injury

UAEDecember 06, 2021
The injured woman being flown by helicopter from Al Ain desert. Photo: Wam
Desert rescue for woman hurt in Al Ain car crash

The Iranian woman, 28, was flown to the city's Tawam Hospital after suffering serious injuries

UAEDecember 06, 2021
Pedestrians trying to cross Hamad Bin Abdullah street in Fujairah. Satish Kumar/The National
Man seriously injured after being hit by car in Fujairah

The accident happened on Hamad Bin Abdullah street when the man was trying to cross the road

UAEDecember 05, 2021
An interactive exhibition in Sharjah teaches children about an ancient Egyptian village where hundreds of craftsmen worked and decorated royal tombs. Ruel Pableo / The National
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Sharjah exhibition teaches children about life in ancient Egypt

Visitors learn about major archaeological discoveries through workshops, hands-on activities and touchscreen games

UAEDecember 01, 2021
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