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UAE traffic alert: Partial closure on 3 key roads announced in Abu Dhabi
The authority has urged motorists to drive cautiously and to abide by traffic rules and regulations
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AD Mobility has informed motorists of partial closure on key roads in Abu Dhabi from Saturday, July 6.
The authority said that there will be a partial closure on Tawam Street in Al Ain. The closure will on the right lane and will be in place from 12am, Saturday, July 6 to Wednesday, July 17.
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Meanwhile, there will be a partial closure on Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Street in Abu Dhabi from 12am, Saturday, July 6 to 11.30pm, Saturday, July 13.
The closure will be of the junction and the two left lanes in both directions.
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Abu Dhabi has announced today, a partial closure on E10, which is the Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan road. The closure will be in effect from July 8, 6am to July 31, 6am.
The three left lanes will be closed during this period in the direction towards Abu Dhabi.
The authority has urged motorists to drive cautiously and to abide by traffic rules and regulations.
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