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Khaleejtimes: The SharjahPolice arrested a man in possession of 18,670 pieces of illegal fireworks, who was also using his vehicle for promotional purposes. The arrest was made after careful monitoring by specialised police teams. After following legal procedures, the team...
Gulf News: Sharjah: When tensions rise around the world, something else rises with them — the volume of our phones.A vibration. A forwarded message. A dramatic video clip. A voice note warning of...
Gulf News: Sharjah: The GeneralCommand of Sharjah Police has arrested an individual for illegally promoting fireworks...
The Gulf Time: GULF TIMES This Ramadan, SharjahCollection becomes a sanctuary of silence and light, where nature, heritage and understated elegance converge to create moments that linger far beyond a stay. Across its desert horizons, coastal sanctuaries and mountain...
Gulf News: Sharjah: Authorities have affirmed that the overall situation across the emirate remains stable, with all federal and local entities...
Gulf News: Sharjah:Sharjah Police have urged members of the public to refrain from the unsafe use and possession of...
Gulf News: Sharjah: Sharjah has announced a limited resumption of flights...
Gulf News: Dubai: While the GCC airspace remains largely closed with partial resumption of some flights in UAE, road transport has emerged as a promising means of travel for those who wish to fly home.Bus transfers from Sharjah to Muscat are currently being arranged by...
Gulf News: During Ramadan, mosques across the UAE witness a noticeable surge in activity, particularly during prayer times, as worshippers gather in large numbers. With this increase, however, comes a recurring challenge — improper parking around prayer areas...
Gulf News: As prayer times approach, mosques across Sharjah welcome worshippers seeking moments of spiritual reflection, while many homes are temporarily left unoccupied. Authorities warn that these short periods of absence may be exploited by individuals who do not...
The Times of India: A message sent in seconds can trigger consequences that last far longer. According to Gulf Today, an Arab man has appeared before the Sharjah Misdemeanour Court after what he described as a simple spelling mistake in a...
Gulf News: Sharjah: A simple spelling mistake made during an online conversation has led to an Arab man appearing before the Sharjah Misdemeanour Court on charges of electronic insult, highlighting how minor digital...