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7-yr-old gets nonstop cough due to parents’ shisha; doctors warn of smoking risks
Tarek, a 7-year-old Egyptian child, was brought to the pediatric clinic with symptoms including a sore throat, recurrent colds, continuous coughing, wheezing, and eye discomfort, especially worsening at night. After thorough examination and
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New job opportunities arise, employees say 2024 is good time to search
As the UAE economy continues its upward trajectory, job opportunities are on the rise, making 2024 an opportune year for job seekers. According to a recent survey by Gallup, nearly 7 out of 10 UAE employees, or 69 percent, believe this is a
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Euro 2024: Predict Matchday 1 winners with TrueWin
The excitement is palpable as football fans in the UAE gear up for Euro 2024, set to kick off on Friday, June 14. With Munich hosting the opening match, the journey to the finals in Berlin begins, reigniting classic rivalries and promising thrilling
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Airline offers tickets for as low as Dh1 in seat sale
Cebu Pacific, the Philippines' budget carrier, has launched an exciting offer for Filipino expats and tourists looking to travel between Dubai
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Dh5 million donation announced for fishermen in Ajman
Sheikh Humaid bin Rashid Al Nuaimi, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Ajman, has announced a generous donation of Dh5 million to the
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Dubai launches new Nol card with discounts worth over Dh17,000
The Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has introduced a new Nol card, the Nol Travel Card, designed to offer significant discounts and
Read MoreCold callers worry about targets, salaries amid new regulations
Starting from mid-August 2024, new regulations in the UAE will introduce gradual administrative penalties on telemarketers who violate guidelines, with fines reaching up to Dh150,000. The tighter rules are causing concern among cold callers, who
Read MoreUAE calls on 'smoke-free' companies to take disciplinary action against violators
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) is taking a stronger stance against smoking in the workplace. They are urging companies with "tobacco-free" policies to implement stricter enforcement
Read MoreUAE Drivers Reveal the Pain and Planning Behind Traffic Fines
A recent Khaleej Times poll sheds light on the financial burden traffic fines pose for UAE residents. Over 500 respondents admitted to accumulating fines exceeding Dh20,000, highlighting the prevalence of traffic violations. Speedi
Read MoreMore residents falling ill as temperatures soar, say doctors; how to stay safe
With scorching temperatures reaching a record high of 49.2 degrees Celsius last week, doctors across the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are reporting a surge in patients suffering from heat-related illnesses. This significant rise coincides
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