The Green Spine, designed by URB in collaboration with EPIC Lab, promises to redefine urban mobility through 100 per cent solar-powered trams and eco-conscious infrastructure
Doctors in Ras Al Khaimah have warned the public about asthma and respiratory disorders that result from direct exposure to cold air. “Staying in open areas, especially on mountains like Jebel Jais where temperatures are lower, can result in health problems, mainly respiratory disorders,” said a doctor.
Children and the elderly are more vulnerable to these conditions due to their low immunity, said Dr Enjy Ibrahim. “People should be careful during this transitional period when the temperature starts going down.”
The emergency staff at the Saqr Hospital in Ras Al Khaimah said that they see an increase in the number of people who complain of respiratory problems during this time due to unstable weather conditions and dusty winds.
Dr Efat Radwan, a senior ENT specialist, said dusty winds have affected the health of many people, particularly children. “Most of the children I have treated recently were sneezing, coughing and having running noses and respiratory disorders.”
They were also suffering from inflammation and irritation in their mouths, eyes and ears, he added.
Dr Mohammed Abdulhamid, an ENT specialist, said changing temperatures have led to conditions for an “unseasonal influx of pediatric diseases”. “The number of children hospitalised has significantly increased over the last few days due to the unstable weather conditions.”
Most of the children were suffering from diseases relating to respiratory problems like bronchitis and pneumonia. “Children, especially those with weak immune systems, are more likely to catch respiratory diseases.”
- UAE WEATHER (@NCMS_media) October 24, 2017
The Green Spine, designed by URB in collaboration with EPIC Lab, promises to redefine urban mobility through 100 per cent solar-powered trams and eco-conscious infrastructure
The Israeli military said in a statement that it carried out a targeted strike
The hosts were 81-3 at stumps in their second innings on day two in Chennai, as they extended their lead to 308
The competition will be a key highlight of the third edition of the 1 Billion Followers Summit, taking place from January 11 to 13, 2025
The event featured insights from key speakers, including Yogacharya Dhakaram, Nilesh Ashar, and Ekansh Agrawal.
The first two Tests will be held back-to-back in Multan and the last in Rawalpindi
They will remain on display at the museum until at least April 2025