Exploding tyres caused two people to die in Abu Dhabi during the first half of this year.
That's according to police in the Capital, who say seven traffic accidents were caused by burst tyres.
More than 5,300 tyre-related violations were committed by motorists in Abu Dhabi between January and June.
Authorities have reminded that driving with expired or bad quality tyres can lead to a fine of AED 500 and four black points.
UAE confirms school calendar for next three years
The UAE's Ministry of Education has approved the academic calendar for the next three years, covering 2026 to 2029, for public and private schools.
Red and yellow alert issued as dense fog blankets UAE
The UAE weather bureau has warned motorists of heavy fog conditions reducing visibility across the UAE on Tuesday.
Sheikh Abdullah holds talks with Iran's Abbas Araghchi
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UAE announces Eid Al Fitr holidays for public, private sectors
The UAE government has announced Eid Al Fitr holidays for the public and private sectors.
