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1. Traffic to Increase During Iftar Hours; Know Peak Timings and Smart Ways to Avoid Delays
During Ramadan in the UAE, major traffic changes are seen, especially around Iftar time. As people head home, to mosques, or markets to break their fast, traffic becomes extremely heavy between 5:00 PM and 7:15 PM. Morning hours from 8:30 AM to 10:30 AM also see moderate congestion due to adjusted work timings and changed daily routines.


2. Long Delays from Sharjah to Dubai After Office Timing Changes; Commuters Face Trouble
On the first day of Ramadan, heavy traffic was reported on major roads connecting Sharjah to Dubai in the morning. Adjusted school and office timings caused a surge in vehicles earlier than usual.

3. UAE Government Takes Strict Action Before Ramadan; Market Price Checks Intensified

4. Big Relief in Dubai: Free All-Day Parking Near Mosques During Ramadan
Dubai has announced free parking in mosque zones (M and MP areas) throughout the day during Ramadan. This will benefit residents and worshippers attending Iftar and prayers.
Regular paid parking timings remain from 8 AM to 6 PM and 8 PM to midnight, but mosque-designated parking areas will be free.

5. What to Eat and Avoid During Iftar and Suhoor? Experts Share Advice
Nutrition experts recommend starting Iftar lightly with water and dates for instant energy.
Main meals should include slow-release carbohydrates such as brown rice and whole grains, along with protein sources like chicken, fish, and lentils to sustain energy. Heavy fried foods, sugary drinks, and excessive caffeine should be avoided as they can cause fatigue and discomfort.

6. Abu Dhabi Court Orders Father and Son to Pay Dh5,000 Compensation

7. Security Tightened During Ramadan; RAK Police Increase Patrols
Ras Al Khaimah Police have intensified patrols across the emirate to ensure safety during Ramadan. Additional officers have been deployed around mosques, markets, public areas, and major roads.

8. Sharjah Launches Online Platform for Zakat and Sadaqah Donations
Sharjah has launched a digital donation platform to make Zakat and Sadaqah payments easier during Ramadan.
Residents can now donate online securely and participate in various charity campaigns. Officials say digital payments reduce fraud and ensure funds reach genuine beneficiaries.

9. Dubai SIM Card Scam: Former Audit Director Ordered to Repay Dh8.6 Million

10. UAE Schools Issue Social Media Warning to Students
Several UAE schools have warned students about inappropriate social media use. Administrations stated that harmful or offensive posts can damage reputations and impact future education or career opportunities.

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12. Today’s Gold Rates in the UAE

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