Local News from Monday, June 8th, 2026
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UAE welcomes joint statement on Sudan
The UAE has welcomed a joint international statement on Sudan, reaffirming support for a peaceful, democratic and stable future for the African nation.
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UAE-Saudi cooperation leads to major drug seizure
The UAE's National Anti-Narcotics Authority, in coordination with Dubai Police, has foiled an attempt to smuggle 267,300 amphetamine pills.
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UAE midday break for outdoor workers returns from June 15
The UAE's Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation has announced the return of its Occupational Heat Stress Prevention Policy for the 22nd consecutive year.
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Newborn rescued from apartment fire in Sharjah
Teams from Sharjah Civil Defence carried out a dramatic rescue mission to save a newborn who was trapped in an apartment fire in Al Nasserya.
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Warning issued after minibus-truck crash killed 7 in Dubai
Dubai Police have issued a warning about the dangers of stopping on the road after a minibus crashed into a broken-down truck on Dubai's Emirates Road, killing seven and injuring nine others.
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Dubai's KHDA launches councils for parents, educators
Dubai has announced new councils for parents and educators under Knowledge and Human Development Authority's efforts to offer a more active role to both communities in shaping the Emirate's private education landscape.
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ERC allocates humanitarian aid worth AED36.7 million for Gaza
Emirates Red Crescent (ERC) has pledged humanitarian aid worth AED36.7 million to support Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
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UAE categorically denies media reports alleging transfer of funds to IranThe United Arab Emirates has categorically denied reports published by certain international media outlets alleging the transfer of funds from the UAE to Iran, including allegations concerning $3 billion.
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Abu Dhabi Police warn of fake consumer protection websitesAbu Dhabi Police has warned residents about fraudulent websites and online platforms posing as consumer protection services in an attempt to steal personal and banking information.
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Dubai Police urge residents to use licensed domestic worker agenciesDubai Police has advised residents to hire temporary domestic workers only through licensed and accredited agencies, stessing that taking precautions can help protect homes, property and family members.
