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Dubai Miracle Garden to open its doors for visitors on Nov.1
The park is to follow stringent health and safety protocols to ensure safety for all the visitors in this time of COVID-19 pandemic. Over 150 million flowers of more than 120 varieties, including some of which have never been cultivated in the Gulf region, will be on the display.
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UAE announces 1,500 recoveries, 1,312 new coronavirus cases; 3 deaths
The UAE Ministry of Health has announced that it conducted 130,573 additional coronavirus tests over the past 24 yours, among all nationalities in the country, using state-of-the-art medical testing equipment.
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Ajman China Mall receives 500 copies of the Holy Quran translated into Chinese
Move aims to facilitate teaching of the Holy Quran to the new Muslims and help them understand its meanings. It further aims to contribute to spreading the tolerant teachings of Islam.
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Egypt orders probe after tourists injured in shark attacks
Egypt’s Ministry of Environment said on Monday that it has received report of a shark attack on a tourist group snorkeling at the Ras Mohamed Nature Reserve in the Sinai Peninsula that left three injured.
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Top court jails ‘unfaithful’ Filipino husband in landmark ruling
Legal experts described the SC decision as landmark and unprecedented, explaining this was the first time that the tribunal had ruled on an existing law called the Anti-Violence Against Women and Children Act of 2004.
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Dozens dead as typhoon whiplashes Vietnam
Hundreds of soldiers were called for duty and heavy machinery deployed in Vietnam on Thursday to search for survivors after landslides caused by torrential rain from Typhoon Molave, which whiplashed the country.
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Imran Khan acquitted in Parliament House attack case
According to the counsel, not a single witness of the prosecution linked Imran Khan with the offence and there is no direct or indirect evidence available on record against the prime minister.
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Philippine police chief killed by rooster during raid on illegal cockfight
Christian Bolok, who was in his mid-30s, was trying to grab a rooster when one of its gaffs — small steel blades attached to a rooster's legs — cut a gaping wound on his left leg and hit his femoral artery, provincial Governor Edwin Ongchuan said.
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British hospital forced to cancel cancer operations as coronavirus spreads on wards
Nottingham University Hospitals Trust has confirmed it had to postpone the operations because of the number of patients needing intensive care beds.
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Pakistan orders early closure of businesses
Pakistani authorities have ordered all businesses, including restaurants, wedding halls and markets, be closed after 10pm to contain a coronavirus resurgence that began this month.
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India extends suspension of international flights until Nov.30
However, according to an official statement the suspension won’t affect cargo flights and the flights approved by Directorate General of Civil Aviation.
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81 Designs and Naqsh Collective stitch together A Thobe Story
Traditional thobes have been modernised to depict traditions that move through time — transforming them from being a national attire in Arab countries, into a new visual language.
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