Under the two-month programme, illegal expats can either regularise their residency status or leave the country without paying fines
The Dubai Court of Appeal upheld a Court of First Instance ruling to five years in prison against an Arab resident.
He was accused of using his residence as a drug den for friends, who were convicted of drug abuse and deported from the country.
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The court stated that it was confident of what was stated in the case papers.
The Anti Narcotic Department of Dubai police received information that the accused was consuming drugs at his residence in the Al Furjan area. The apartment was raided, and they found three women and two men under the influence of drugs. All five of his friends were arrested.
The authority recovered cocaine after a search, and the accused admitted that it belonged to him.
Under the two-month programme, illegal expats can either regularise their residency status or leave the country without paying fines
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