Bangladeshi Mother and Teen Son Killed in Abu Dhabi Road Crash
A Bangladeshi expatriate family’s journey to a community gathering ended in tragedy when the mother and her teenage son were killed in a collision on a road near Al Wathba Bridge.
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New pedestrian bridge links Etihad Rail station with Dubai Metro at Jumeirah Golf Estates
Etihad Rail announced via its official Instagram account that a pedestrian bridge will open on Thursday, October 15, providing a direct walkway between Al Yalayis railway station and Jumeirah Golf…
Emirates Boosts Dubai‑Durban Capacity with Extra Festive Flights
Emirates announced it will add extra flights between Dubai and Durban for the upcoming festive period, giving travellers more choice when travelling to or from South Africa.
Major upgrades planned for Mussafah Road to ease Abu Dhabi traffic
Mussafah Road in Abu Dhabi is slated for major upgrades aimed at easing congestion, improving safety and cutting travel times for commuters and businesses, according to the Department of Municipalities…
Dubai Considers New Underground Transport Network to Boost Mobility
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority is examining proposals for a fresh underground transit system that could reshape city travel, according to its director general.
Morning traffic congestion reported on Sharjah‑Dubai border routes
Early Wednesday morning, motorists experienced slow‑moving conditions along the Sharjah‑Dubai frontier, with noticeable bottlenecks around Abu Hail, Muhaisnah and several link roads, as reported by Google Maps, while the majority…
Flydubai suspends flights to Riyadh, Dammam and Abha until October 19
Flydubai has announced the cancellation of its flights to several destinations in Saudi Arabia, namely Riyadh, Dammam and Abha, with the suspensions in place until October 19. The airline cites…
Abu Dhabi Aviation Group to train 35 Emirati students yearly in aircraft maintenance engineering
Abu Dhabi Aviation Group has announced that it will admit 35 Emirati students each year into its Al Jeer initiative, which lets learners pursue university or college studies while gaining…
