SM Ayaz Zakir ayaz@khaleejtimes.com SM Ayaz Zakir is a Senior Correspondent with a flair for extraordinary stories. His playground? Every corner of the UAE. He often ventures into remote corners of the country to capture compelling news and human interest stories.
Dubai: Some employees spend up to 30 mins in parking lots amid traffic jams in business hubsDaily commuters have been facing hours-long delays on roads in areas like Business Bay, DIFC and Deira
UAE: 33-year-old who suffered 3 cardiac arrests saved by medicsCardiologists recommend that healthy adults undergo cardiac checks every two to four years, particularly those 40 years old and above
UAE: Worried Lebanese expats try to evacuate, relocate families amid Israel-Hezbollah conflictUAE airlines have suspended flights to Lebanon until October 1 due to the ongoing crossfire
UAE visa amnesty: 500 exit permits, 600 passports issued by Indian consulate to overstayersThe mission has supported more than 4,000 service seekers as part of this initiative
'Hours in queue': Coldplay fans from India heading to Abu Dhabi for concertAs tickets for the original date in the Emirates sold out quickly, three additional shows were announced by the organisers
iPhone 16 in UAE: Some resellers lose over Dh200,000 after hoarding Apple devicesInflux of international stock led to an oversupply in the market, wiping out any chance of turning a profit
'A child may feel worthless': Doctors in UAE warn of bullying's lasting impact on kids Know the red flags and warning signs that indicate your child may be struggling with bullying
Dubai: Delivery rider who used to earn Dh3,200 now owns a Dh15-million companyGift Solomon left her home in Nigeria to find better prospects in the UAE and she now heads a company worth over Dh15 million
UAE: How your kitchen sponge could lead to life-threatening infections; symptoms explained These cleaning aids act as breeding grounds for bacteria and must be replaced regularly to avoid serious health risks
UAE extends 14-day exit pass validity for visa amnesty-seekersThe UAE government has decided to provide overstayers with more flexibility, says top official