There have been a series of school fires in the country in recent years, many of them which have turned out to be arson
The Dubai Financial Market slumped by 9.6 percent to 3,046 points on concerns about the impact of the global financial crisis on the oil-rich region, before recovering slighly to 3,085.01 points.
The Dubai exchange was again dragged down by heavyweight real estate developer Emaar, which shed 10 percent. The real estate sector as whole was also down 10 percent, while the financial and investment sector shed about 14 percent.
The index had already dropped 7.6 percent on Monday and 5.14 percent on Tuesday to 3,369.15 points, its lowest level in more than two years.
The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange shed 2.7 percent at opening, while the Kuwait Stock Exchange, the second largest Arab bourse, dropped 1.1 percent.
The Central Bank of Kuwait on Wednesday cut the discount rate by 1.25 percentage points to 4.5 percent after local banks complained of lack of liquidity, the KUNA news agency reported.
The Saudi bourse, the largest in the Middle East, which shed almost 16 percent in the past two days, starts trading at 0800 GMT.
There have been a series of school fires in the country in recent years, many of them which have turned out to be arson
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Dubai Police have asked drivers to be extra cautious
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