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HuaweiDUBAI — Inspectors of the Ministry of Information and Culture recently raided a three-star hotel in Dubai for showing CNN TV channel in the hotel rooms without obtaining the company’s permission.
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DUBAI — Radio Asia 1575am, the popular Malayalam Radio station providing 24 hours of entertainment a day throughout the Gulf, has changed its broadcast frequency to 1557am from 1575am.
DUBAI — Several residents and tourists visiting the city during the Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF) say that metered taxis are charging them much more than the amount fixed, especially if they have to travel late at night.
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