The authorities confiscated more than $11 million worth of items, including animal skin, fur and elephant tusks
uae9 hours ago
The UAE Public Prosecution has issued an advisory informing residents of the penalty against advertisements that could mislead the public.
The authority put out a video on Twitter explaining the crime and elaborating on the penalty to follow if convicted.
According to Article 48 of the Federal Decree-Law number 34 of 2021, the crime of misleading the public through false advertising could face a fine ranging from Dh20,000 till Dh500,000.
The perpetrator will also be sentenced to prison.
ALSO READ:
The authorities confiscated more than $11 million worth of items, including animal skin, fur and elephant tusks
uae9 hours ago
Fatima Shbair braves the constant bombings to tell the stories of Palestinians and yet she says the hardest challenge isn't work but 'the constant worry for loved ones in harm’s way'
uae10 hours ago
This therapeutic method teaches children life skills like building friendships, taking responsibility for others, and healthy ways to cope with their emotions
uae12 hours ago
It all started when the 45-year-old responded to a social media ad and opened an account on a fake website
uae14 hours ago
Saeed Rashid Al Hifaiti joins his father and his five brothers in their search for honey, carrying on a family tradition that dates back generations
uae14 hours ago
The patient suffered a health issue during his stay in the Kingdom
uae20 hours ago
A convoy of 27 trucks, carrying 192 tonnes of aid, was dispatched from United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
uae1 day ago
This event offers a chance for fans to hear Salah’s story and learn how his passion for books served as a source of resilience during his career
uae1 day ago