Parkin Company has announced new paid parking rules in Dubai Healthcare City Phase 2.
Motorists will now pay Dh4 per hour under Code 326G, with charges applied from Monday to Saturday between 8am and 10pm.
Clear signboards have been placed to guide dr... moreParkin Company has announced new paid parking rules in Dubai Healthcare City Phase 2.
Motorists will now pay Dh4 per hour under Code 326G, with charges applied from Monday to Saturday between 8am and 10pm.
Clear signboards have been placed to guide drivers in designated parking areas. During Ramadan, timings will be split into two periods for convenience.
This move is part of wider efforts to manage parking demand across Dubai.
Similar paid parking systems have already been introduced in areas like Jumeirah Village Circle to improve traffic flow and accessibility.
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Dubai Festival City Mall has introduced a fun new concept called the "Husband Drop-Off" café. While shoppers enjoy a stress-free shopping experience, their partners can relax at the café, play games, or watch TV.
The service is designed to let visitor... moreDubai Festival City Mall has introduced a fun new concept called the "Husband Drop-Off" café. While shoppers enjoy a stress-free shopping experience, their partners can relax at the café, play games, or watch TV.
The service is designed to let visitors shop in peace and pick up their spouses once they’re done. The initiative adds a playful twist to mall visits, making shopping more enjoyable for everyone.
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Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, has called on all citizens and residents to raise the UAE flag above homes, institutions, and buildings.
This comes after the temporary US-Iran cea... moreSheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, has called on all citizens and residents to raise the UAE flag above homes, institutions, and buildings.
This comes after the temporary US-Iran ceasefire and 39 days of regional tensions. He praised the country’s people, armed forces, economy, and leadership, highlighting unity, loyalty, and resilience.
The initiative aims to celebrate national pride and solidarity. Sheikh Mohammed also shared videos honoring residents who stood strong during the crisis, emphasizing life continued safely across the UAE.
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Indian schools in Dubai and Sharjah are delivering textbooks and school supplies to students ahead of the Academic Year 2026–27 online reopening on April 6.
LEAMS Education’s courier service ensures students receive materials at home, avoiding long queu... moreIndian schools in Dubai and Sharjah are delivering textbooks and school supplies to students ahead of the Academic Year 2026–27 online reopening on April 6.
LEAMS Education’s courier service ensures students receive materials at home, avoiding long queues and supporting uninterrupted learning.
DPS Dubai, The Indian Academy, and GIIS Dubai have rolled out structured, phased deliveries, even reaching Sharjah. Schools are also providing soft copies for delayed books, ensuring students are ready from day one.
The initiative emphasizes safety, convenience, and parental support, reflecting lessons from the COVID era.
NASA has launched its first crewed Moon mission in over 50 years, marking a historic voyage beyond low Earth orbit since the Apollo era.
The Artemis II mission lifted off from Cape Canaveral aboard the SLS rocket, carrying three American astronauts—Chri... moreNASA has launched its first crewed Moon mission in over 50 years, marking a historic voyage beyond low Earth orbit since the Apollo era.
The Artemis II mission lifted off from Cape Canaveral aboard the SLS rocket, carrying three American astronauts—Christina Koch, Victor Glover, Reid Wiseman—and Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen.
Expected to last 10 days, the mission will orbit the Moon, test Orion’s systems, and prepare for a Moon landing in 2028.
US President Trump hailed the launch as “completely successful,” while spectators celebrated worldwide. Artemis II represents a major leap toward humanity’s future in space.
Dubai Safari Park celebrated the birth of its second endangered white rhino calf, a healthy male named Salam (meaning “peace”), born to mother Olive.
This milestone strengthens the park’s endangered species breeding programme, contributing to global con... moreDubai Safari Park celebrated the birth of its second endangered white rhino calf, a healthy male named Salam (meaning “peace”), born to mother Olive.
This milestone strengthens the park’s endangered species breeding programme, contributing to global conservation efforts for the near-threatened southern white rhino, with only around 15,700 remaining in the wild.
Salam, weighing 73.5 kg at birth, is thriving under expert care. Dubai Safari Park, spanning 119 hectares with over 3,000 animals, directs a portion of ticket sales toward wildlife rescue, research, and care. The birth highlights the park’s commitment to animal welfare and conservation initiatives.
His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum praised the 30th Dubai World Cup as a landmark sporting event that brought together the world’s top horses and owners.
American-trained horse Magnitude, ridden by jockey Jose Ortiz, won the $12 million ... moreHis Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum praised the 30th Dubai World Cup as a landmark sporting event that brought together the world’s top horses and owners.
American-trained horse Magnitude, ridden by jockey Jose Ortiz, won the $12 million feature race at Meydan Racecourse, marking the second consecutive American victory.
The event featured nine elite races with total prize money of $30.5 million, showcasing global talent and the UAE’s capability to host world-class events.
Sheikh Mohammed highlighted horses as symbols of speed, strength, and determination, reflecting UAE values.
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Sharjah Police has launched a three-day initiative to provide free replacement vehicle number plates for elderly residents and people with disabilities whose plates were lost during recent adverse weather.
The service allows eligible residents to reques... moreSharjah Police has launched a three-day initiative to provide free replacement vehicle number plates for elderly residents and people with disabilities whose plates were lost during recent adverse weather.
The service allows eligible residents to request home delivery of replacement plates via the police contact centre by calling 901, eliminating the need to visit service centres.
The Vehicles and Drivers Licensing Department will handle issuance, printing, and delivery directly to homes.
This initiative highlights Sharjah’s focus on community-oriented services, ensuring convenience, safety, and efficiency during exceptional weather events while supporting residents in need.
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At the Dubai World Cup 2026, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum presented the trophy to jockey Jose Ortiz for riding ‘Magnitude’ to victory in the $12 million Group 1 race.
Attending the event, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum congrat... moreAt the Dubai World Cup 2026, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum presented the trophy to jockey Jose Ortiz for riding ‘Magnitude’ to victory in the $12 million Group 1 race.
Attending the event, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum congratulated the winner, highlighting the Dubai World Cup as one of the world’s premier equestrian events.
This year’s competition featured 101 elite horses from 17 countries across nine races with total prize money of $30.5 million, showcasing global talent and the UAE’s commitment to world-class sports events.
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Dubai’s road network has now been fully restored after the recent severe weather, according to the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA).
Officials confirmed that all major roads and key areas are back to normal, with only minor issues that were resolved ... moreDubai’s road network has now been fully restored after the recent severe weather, according to the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA).
Officials confirmed that all major roads and key areas are back to normal, with only minor issues that were resolved quickly. The RTA said it prepared in advance by installing extra drainage systems, pumps, retention ponds, and smart sensors to manage rainwater effectively.
More than 380 pumps, 500 water tankers, and 100 emergency vehicles were deployed, supported by around 1,300 staff. The quick recovery reflects Dubai’s strong emergency planning and infrastructure readiness during challenging weather conditions.
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The UAE is experiencing unstable weather with varying rainfall expected until March 27, according to the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM).
Convective clouds moving in from the west are causing scattered rain, occasional thunderstorms, lightning, a... moreThe UAE is experiencing unstable weather with varying rainfall expected until March 27, according to the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM).
Convective clouds moving in from the west are causing scattered rain, occasional thunderstorms, lightning, and possible hail in limited areas. Saturday will see light to moderate rain, turning heavy over northern, eastern regions, and Al Ain.
Similar rainfall patterns will continue through Sunday to Saturday, with clouds developing over most parts of the country. Residents are advised to stay updated on weather forecasts, especially with the upcoming Eid weekend.
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Dubai will hold Eid Al Fitr prayers at 6:40 am across more than 900 mosques, with coordination by the Dubai Resilience Centre.
This year, prayers will be mosque-only, with no outdoor gatherings, ensuring safety for worshippers.
The ‘Muezzin Al Fre... moreDubai will hold Eid Al Fitr prayers at 6:40 am across more than 900 mosques, with coordination by the Dubai Resilience Centre.
This year, prayers will be mosque-only, with no outdoor gatherings, ensuring safety for worshippers.
The ‘Muezzin Al Freej’ initiative will continue, broadcasting Eid Takbeerat across the city.
The UAE’s Presidential Court confirmed March 19 as the last day of Ramadan and March 20 as Eid Al Fitr, following the Moon-sighting Committee of the UAE Council for Fatwa.
Dubai Customs has launched a Green Corridor with Oman to streamline sea and air cargo shipments, boosting trade flow and supply chain efficiency.
Shipments will pass through Omani ports under fast-track customs procedures, with transit declarations su... moreDubai Customs has launched a Green Corridor with Oman to streamline sea and air cargo shipments, boosting trade flow and supply chain efficiency.
Shipments will pass through Omani ports under fast-track customs procedures, with transit declarations submitted in Oman before entering the corridor.
A shipping agent’s seal will ensure the integrity of goods until they reach Dubai
Dubai’s real estate market saw AED16.56bn ($4.5bn) in transactions last week, with 3,594 sales recorded, according to the Dubai Land Department.
Highlighting continued investor interest, the week included a AED92.5m ($25m) Armani-branded residence on ... moreDubai’s real estate market saw AED16.56bn ($4.5bn) in transactions last week, with 3,594 sales recorded, according to the Dubai Land Department.
Highlighting continued investor interest, the week included a AED92.5m ($25m) Armani-branded residence on Palm Jumeirah.
Activity remained strong across both luxury and broader residential segments, reflecting robust demand for premium developments and branded properties.
These figures underscore Dubai’s sustained real estate momentum, driven by high-value deals and ongoing buyer confidence in the emirate’s property market.
UAE Council for Fatwa has set Zakat al-Fitr at Dhs25 per person for 2026 (1447 AH) and confirmed it can be paid in cash or as 2.5kg of staple food.
The move aims to make giving easier while ensuring timely support for the needy before Eid al-Fitr. The... moreUAE Council for Fatwa has set Zakat al-Fitr at Dhs25 per person for 2026 (1447 AH) and confirmed it can be paid in cash or as 2.5kg of staple food.
The move aims to make giving easier while ensuring timely support for the needy before Eid al-Fitr. The charity is mandatory for financially capable Muslims, with heads of households responsible for dependents.
The decision aligns with Islamic teachings to ensure assistance reaches rightful beneficiaries ahead of celebrations.
Dubai Police have cracked down on noisy and illegally modified vehicles, warning that excessive engine noise and unauthorised modifications disturb communities and compromise public safety.
Since the start of Ramadan, authorities have impounded 251 ve... moreDubai Police have cracked down on noisy and illegally modified vehicles, warning that excessive engine noise and unauthorised modifications disturb communities and compromise public safety.
Since the start of Ramadan, authorities have impounded 251 vehicles and recorded 524 violations, including 220 for loud noise and 304 for illegal modifications. Major General Saif Muhair Al Mazrouei emphasized strict enforcement under Local Decree No. 30 of 2023, with fines and impoundment fees up to Dh50,000.
Drivers are urged to follow traffic laws and report dangerous behaviour via the Dubai Police app to ensure safer roads and protect residents.
