iPhone | iPad
Android
Huawei
Traffic patrols and ambulances rushed to the crash site immediately, but were unable to save her
KT APPDOWNLOAD
Watch: New Burj Khalifa show to wish you a happy birthday
Here is how you can make your day extra special with the world's tallest greeting card
If your birthday or that of your loved ones falls before the end of February, you can have the world’s tallest greeting card! In a new initiative, the Burj Khalifa will light up with ‘happy birthday to you’ messages every day at 8.45pm till February 28.
You can head down to the Dubai Mall waterfront promenade, find the perfect spot to capture the Burj Khalifa and click selfies or photos of the birthday person as the show begins.
A spokesperson for Emaar told Khaleej Times that the projection is a “generic happy birthday message” that lasts a little over three minutes.
“The idea is that anyone who is celebrating their birthday on that day can enjoy the show and take pictures. The show is not made for anyone specific.”
A video posted on the Burj Khalifa social media accounts shows the building light up with birthday messages and decorations. “Your special celebrations are ours too,” says the social media post.
Laser shows on the world’s tallest building made a comeback earlier this month. Synchronised with the show on the facade, laser beams dance to the music and wow the crowds. The laser shows will be on till March 31.
ALSO READ:
More news from UAE
This year's event featured catalogue of two-year-old horses selected from Ireland and the UK going under the hammer
People appearing on the screen sing praises of mothers, who can be seen getting overwhelmed and bursting into tears
Double rainbows are formed 'when sunlight is reflected twice within a raindrop'
It is celebrated as the beginning of the new year by over 300 million people all around the world
According to its website, the park has over 100 animal experiences and presentations, including up-close animal encounters and expeditions
Minister notes that food can be grown locally, referring to the first harvest of protein-enriched wheat grown at a massive farm in Sharjah on Monday
Ministry of Foreign Affairs affirmed Emirates' rejection of inciteful rhetoric and all practices that contradict moral and human values and principles