iPhone | iPad
Android
Huawei
Both sides will be looking to come off the bottom of the IPL table and earn some valuable points
KT APPDOWNLOAD
Watch: Dh1,000 fine for gathering around accidents, says Abu Dhabi Police
Dubai - Police release footage of people crowding around traffic accidents
Abu Dhabi Police have released new videos of people gathering around road accidents and fires.
In a social media post, the police warned that those who crowded around such scenes were committing an offence. Section 74 of the Federal Traffic and Traffic Act states 'blocking traffic (gathering) during accidents' could incur a fine of Dh1,000.
Abu Dhabi Police and the Abu Dhabi Civil Defence Authority called on 'curious' onlookers to avoid gathering around accidents and fires as it greatly hinders the efforts of first responders, police vehicles, ambulances, and civil defence vehicles.
These gatherings also pose the risk of injuring bystanders due to rowdy behaviour.
Police also warned against filming and photographing accidents or those involved, and posting it to social media without permission as this could open them up to further legal action.
More news from
Paul Griffiths assured travellers that all partners were working towards the "welfare of guests and returning operations"
He acknowledged the 'unacceptable' wait times for passengers and outlined the airline's efforts to restore ops, which he called 'far from perfect'
Royal Challengers have lost their last five matches while the Knight Riders will aim to bounce back after a home loss to RR
Thailand's Atthaya Thitikul and South Korea's Im Jinhee share the second round lead at the LPGA's first women's major of the season
Hamilton says he had forgotten what it's like to lead after finishing second ahead of Perez
The defence ministry said it intercepted 50 Ukrainian drones overnight
Media reports had suggested the trip would begin as soon as Sunday and last two days
