Did the batteries overheat or were there explosives planted in these devices? Here’s what we know so far
The Sharjah Police have hailed residents for reporting Covid safety violations. This, they said. is helping them fight the pandemic.
DON'T MISS: Stricter Covid rules: Reduced capacity, weekly PCR tests in Sharjah
A top official said that not wearing of masks and social and family gatherings top the list of violations.
Residents can call on 901, use the Sharjah Police app ‘Haris’ or email at covid19@shjpolice.gov.ae to report a violation.
A top police official said the they receive various reports of violations through these channels, and violators are penalised accordingly.
He said their smart app is easy to use and allows people to report violations and crimes on the go.
He said the police have created a crisis cell to manage the pandemic. This cell manages complaints and information relating to Covid-19 received via the app, email or on the call centre number 901 around the clock.
afkarali@khaleejtimes.com
Did the batteries overheat or were there explosives planted in these devices? Here’s what we know so far
Over 25 years, 'The Sims' and its three sequels have sold more than 200 million copies
The yellow metal has lost Dh2.5 since Monday
A UNRWA official said the Israeli government is also 'increasingly phasing out representation from those engaged in reporting on the atrocities'
Perez and Ferrari's Carlos Sainz were battling for third place in Baku when they collided and ended up in the wall
There are certain qualifications to be able to use the digitised application for passport renewals, including being located in the United States
Light to moderate winds will blow, freshening at times
Motorists can choose between personal subscriptions for all areas in the city or two specific areas, while businesses can opt for a city-wide plan