These stricter requirements aim to prevent potential misuse of visit visas and ensure that applicants can sustain themselves during their stay
uae3 hours ago
Sharjah Police, in cooperation with Sharjah Municipality, have confiscated a total of 900 vehicles for flouting rules as part of an intensified crackdown in the emirate.
The seized vehicles included 450 bikes, 148 motorcycles, 279 bicycles and 23 electric scooters.
Lt-Col Muhammad Ali bin Haider, acting head of the Al Buhairah Comprehensive Police Station, said the crackdown was conducted in November and lasted three weeks. He noted that the most common violation was bikes using lanes and roads designated for other vehicles.
ALSO READ:
Bin Haider said the Sharjah Police seek to preserve the safety of all cyclists, in line with the Ministry of Interior's strategy aimed at making roads safer.
These stricter requirements aim to prevent potential misuse of visit visas and ensure that applicants can sustain themselves during their stay
uae3 hours ago
'Prolonged exposure to traffic stress can increase cortisol and other stress hormones, leading to anxiety, depression, headaches, and even heart disease,' a clinical psychologist warned
transport3 hours ago
The French oil and gas company is not named in the criminal case against Adani
asia12 hours ago
The museum displays a rich and carefully selected collection of artefacts and exhibits from various Islamic eras
uae12 hours ago
Breaching the platform's data confidentiality regulations will result in severe penalties, including a minimum two-year prison sentence and a fine of at least Dh50,000
uae13 hours ago
New York State Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan formally delayed the sentencing of Trump, which had been scheduled to take place next Tuesday
americas13 hours ago
Morocco win Men’s Team Championship Gold as Team UAE finishes with Silver while Qatar take home the Bronze
sports14 hours ago
The telecom major alerted its customers to stay alert and ignore suspicious links and verify offers before clicking
uae14 hours ago