A body of a newborn baby has been found in Al Saha’ah landfill in Sharjah. Reports say it was found wrapped in a piece of cloth yesterday morning by garbage collectors. The body has been transferred to Al Qasimi Hospital for autopsy and the case is now under the investigation of Sharjah Police. A newborn baby was also found dead on the same landfill two months ago. That’s aside from other three abandoned babies on different locations in the emirate in September and October.
Dubai Police bust online car sale scam
A fraud gang posing as car buyers has been busted by Dubai Police after scamming sellers with fake cheques on a popular online platform.
13-month-old receives Dubai’s first pediatric liver transplant
In a groundbreaking moment for Dubai’s healthcare sector, a 13-month-old child has become the city’s first pediatric liver transplant recipient, thanks to a joint effort between King’s College Hospital London in Dubai and Al Jalila Foundation.
UAE plans facial recognition ID system; no card needed
The UAE is gearing up to roll out advanced biometric ID systems that use facial recognition and artificial intelligence - eliminating the need for physical Emirates ID cards.
UAE President congratulates Syrian counterpart on Evacuation Day
President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan on Thursday congratulated Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa on the occasion of Evacuation Day.
UAE to build hospital and dialysis centre in Chad
The UAE Aid Agency has signed an agreement with the government of Chad to build a hospital and dialysis centre in the capital city of N'Djamena.
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