The Emirates called for strengthening the international humanitarian response and providing urgent relief to those in need
More than 33,000 fines recorded in connection with Covid-19 violations were cancelled or reduced by the Public Prosecution through a remote grievance system, it was revealed on Thursday.
The Public Prosecution, in its 2020 Yearbook, said a total of 81,856 grievances related to Covid-19 violations were recorded on the remote grievance system.
The Public Prosecution assessed 52,493 of these grievances, cancelling or reducing fines for 33,094 requests.
The yearbook contains statistics on emergency, crisis and disaster prosecution lawsuits, amounting to 32 criminal cases, 486 administrative lawsuits, and 100 remote investigations.
It showed that 18,050 verdicts were issued in 2020, which had a conviction rate of 95 per cent.
The Yearbook highlights its operational plan based on the vision, mission and objectives of the Ministry of Justice.
The yearbook also includes the achievements of the departments, projects, initiatives, strategic performance indicators of the Public Prosecution, as well as related statistics from the past year.
The Emirates called for strengthening the international humanitarian response and providing urgent relief to those in need
Photonics is the study of light and has several applications including LED, VR, holograms, high-speed internet and solar panels among other things
A delegation from Egypt arrived in Israel on Friday hoping to revive the truce negotiations
The decision aims to protect the safety and security of pilgrims
They have been carrying out rescue operations for the last four years, drawing on their extensive experience in saving people from desert terrain
Dubai Amateur 17-year-old Oscar Craig continues to showcase his impressive form with third-round level par 72 at Saadiyat Beach Golf Club
The tragic incident led to the death of a number of innocent people from Yemen
Alongside regional leaders, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will attend the meetings