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Hundreds of distress calls: UAE's tow truck drivers work non-stop to recover cars from flooded areas
Submerged vehicles on streets and parking areas must be retrieved soon before water damages other components, say recovery specialists
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UAE announces four-month ban on shark, ray fishing
The move ensures sustainability of fish stocks and food security in the country
UAE authority on Monday announced a ban on fishing across the country to regulate shark fishing and trade. The Ministry of Climate Change and Environment (MoCCAE) prohibited commercial fishing of sharks and rays till June 30.
In a statement, the authority said, "The resolution is part of the Ministry's efforts to regulate commercial fishing and ensure the sustainability of fish stocks in UAE waters with the aim of enhancing the country's food security."
The seasonal fishing ban is from March 1 to June 30 every year during breeding season.
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