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Emirates News

UAE schools: What parents need to know about assessments after half-term break

  With assessments lined up for some UAE students after the October half-term break, school leaders are urging parents to help children return to classrooms prepared, rested and ready to demonstrate what they have learnt. For pupils in senior year groups, the break may offer an opportunity to revise, while younger students will need time to settle back into their school routines. For schools following the UAE’s unified academic calendar, the first-semester mid-term break began on October 12 and runs until October 16, with students returning on October 19. While some schools have assessments planned soon after the holidays, the schedule varies depending on the school, year group and curriculum. Assessments, attendance and routines remain important Simon Crane, Head Master.

Sharjah Police bust 4 gangs for cyberattacks, crypto-related money laundering

  Sharjah Police have dismantled four interconnected international criminal networks linked to an alleged Dh8.8 billion money laundering operation involving cryptocurrency theft, hacking, fraud and violent attacks on digital wallet holders The operation, named ‘End of Battle’, led to the seizure of more than Dh200 million and the referral of 33 accused individuals and companies to the Sharjah Criminal Court. The accused include six corporate entities, while the individuals involved represent 12 nationalities, officials said. Photo: Ruqayya Alqayd Details were announced at a media briefing held at Sharjah Media City (Shams) Thursday. Police described the case as the biggest in the force’s history and one of the most complex cross-border organised crime.

Abu Dhabi temporarily closes cafeteria after repeated food safety violations

  The Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority (Adafsa) issued an administrative closure order against 'Let's Talk Riz Corner Cafe - LLC' in the Khalidiyah area in Abu Dhabi for posing a risk to public health in violation of laws and regulations The cafeteria holds a commercial licence (CN-2585722) and was shut down for violating Law No. (2) of 2008 concerning food in Abu Dhabi and the legislation issued thereto. Adafsa clarified that the administrative closure was issued due to repeated food safety violations and the failure to implement effective corrective measures, necessitating an immediate intervention to safeguard food safety and consumer health. It confirmed that the administrative closure order will remain in effect until the reasons for the violation are.

Latest News

Dubai RTA's new AI system will predict marine transport demand in real time

  Dubai's marine transport network is set for a data-driven upgrade as the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) rolls out an enhanced Seasonal Network initiative powered by artificial intelligence and predictive analytics. The move is designed to improve service flexibility and respond more efficiently to fluctuating passenger demand during peak seasons, public holidays and major events across the emirate.The summer operating plan, effective in July, is built on an integrated big-data repository tracking passenger numbers, revenue, and occupancy rates. Officials say the system sharpens forecasting accuracy and supports more responsive operational decisions as usage patterns shift throughout the year. How the AI-led model works? At the centre of the initiative is an AI-led model.
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Abu Dhabi crash: Father begins arrangements for wife and son’s final rites in Al Ain

  The family of a Bangladeshi mother and her 15-year-old son killed in a road crash in Abu Dhabi has decided to conduct their final rites in Al Ain, a Bangladesh Embassy official told Khaleej Times on Thursday Mohammad Ismail, first secretary (Labour Welfare) at the Bangladesh Embassy in Abu Dhabi, said the father, Swaroop Kanti Biswas, visited the embassy on Thursday. The documentation process is underway, and Biswas is handling the arrangements He was discharged from hospital on Wednesday morning after receiving treatment for injuries sustained in the crash Biswas’ wife, Oshima Chowdhury, and their son, Orittro Bishawsh, died when their car crashed near Al Wathba Bridge on Al Ain Road on Monday night. Biswas was driving when a speeding car hit their vehicle from behind,.

Rare fungus found in Abu Dhabi wastewater resistant to many anti-fungal agents

  An Abu Dhabi lab along with an AI partner have achieved a scientific milestone by detecting a rare fungus in the emirate's wastewater.  Part of the early surveillance system, the strain was detected by the Reference and Surveillance Intelligence Department (Rasid) at the Central Testing Laboratory of the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council, in partnership with M42. Teams managed to detect and isolate a recently identified and rare genetic clade of Candida auris, an antifungal-resistant fungal pathogen, through Abu Dhabi's wastewater early surveillance system. Candida auris has attracted global attention because of its ability to develop resistance to multiple antifungal agents and the challenges associated with controlling it in certain healthcare environments. The.

Should women take creatine? UAE doctors explain benefits, risks and safe daily dose

  Once associated mainly with bodybuilders and gym enthusiasts, creatine is increasingly attracting interest from women seeking to improve strength, exercise performance and recovery. But should every woman add it to her routine? UAE health experts say the answer depends on the individual. While creatine may be useful for some healthy adults, it should not be taken simply because it is popular or has worked for someone else. Creatine is a naturally occurring compound produced by the body and obtained in smaller amounts from foods such as meat and fish. It is stored mainly in the muscles, where it helps supply rapid energy during short, intense activity. Creatine monohydrate is the form most commonly used in supplements. Why women may consider it “Creatine is not only.