Ayaz Zakir

Vendors explained that the ongoing regional conflict has led to fewer boats venturing into the ocean, resulting in limited stock

The recent opening of five new bridges on Al Khail Road has been a game-changer for many Dubai residents, significantly reducing commute times and bringing much-needed relief from traffic congestion.

The revised 16-hour paid parking applies throughout the week, including on public holidays, in areas marked with blue and white curb markings, accompanied by signs detailing parking fees and usage instructions.

Photos: Supplied Students and teachers at the National Charity School Primary will be in for a surprise when they return to their classes on Monday.

Shift towards booking shows a growing trend of travellers planning in advance, with 30 per cent opting for destinations that require visas

With the rapid growth of digital media consumption among children, experts are raising concerns about the psychological impacts of excessive exposure to violent and negative content.

31 Dec, 2023 Abu Dhabi Sheikh Zayed Festival fireworks

When Alim Ullah Ali Sher, a taxi driver working in Ajman, heard about the challenge to beat diabetes, he knew he had to give it a try. His HbA1c levels were high at 13.36, and his health was deteriorating. “My feet burned while I was driving the car, and I was always thirsty, drinking up to 15 bottles of water a day,” said the 33-year-old father of three.

Some families face monetary challenges as they juggle their children's social and emotional needs while managing financial strains

The nationwide diabetes screening campaign of MoHAP revealed that 24% of residents aged 18 to 35 are also in the pre-diabetic stage