SHARJAH — Services of over 30 drivers of Emirates Taxi were terminated by the management for "instigating a strike and refusing to obey the rules laid down by the company."
ABU DHABI — Treatments for diabetic polyneuropathy have reduced amputations in diabetic patients by over 90 per cent, said Prof J Burke, who was invited to present a lecture on Peripheral Diabetic Neuropathy during the Diabetic congress, a part of the Arab Health 2006, yesterday.
DUBAI — Before applying for a residence visa, expatriates and companies in the UAE will have to acquire a mandatory eHealth card, which is a combination of the eGate card and the health card.
DUBAI — Cooperation in health education between Singapore and Dubai will soon be a reality with Singapore making its presence felt in the mega Dubai Healthcare City (DHC), said Dr Balaji Sadasivan, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Health, Singapore.
DUBAI — Ever since they successfully separated the Nepalese twins who were joined at the head in a milestone operation that lasted nearly 90 hours in 2001, Singapore’s doctors have been at the forefront of many new and innovative medical breakthroughs.
DUBAI — The facilities available in Dubai prove that it is more developed in some aspects than many other developed countries, claims a long-time resident and well-known figure in the travel trade here.
SHARJAH — Trucks and trailers carrying construction material are turning out to be hazardous for cars parked in the narrow streets and bends in Sharjah, say car owners.
SHARJAH — Over 700 drivers of Emirates Taxi parked their vehicles for over two hours yesterday in protest against the company’s demand to raise their daily targets by Dh50.
DUBAI — Disgruntled passengers of Aero Asia have complained that the airline had misplaced their baggage over the Eid period and on demanding it back, the staff were not polite in their handling of the situation.
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