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A huge fire broke out in the municipality market in Bani Yas neighborhood of Abu Dhabi today on Friday. Fire fighter teams of the civil defence, personnel of the rescue and emergency are battling to put out the blaze. No details on the cause of the blaze, or the injuries as a result were reported so far. Source: Mustafa Al Zarooni/ Khaleej Times
The MidEast Watch & Jewellery Show is famed for bringing together leading jewellery chains and designers from all over the world, making it one of the largest regional jewellery showcases featuring the most extensive collections and trendsetting creations. Videographer: M.Sajjad/ Khaleej Times
B.V. Narayana, a 55-year-old man from Bangalore, started off his expedition from the Indian Consulate in Dubai on Thursday evening. Video by Juidin Bernarrd/Khaleej Times
A major fire broke out in Sharjah's Al Naser building today, causing panic among residents. (Khaleej Times video by M. Sajjad)
These new abras are being deployed on four lines linking five stations: Baniyas, Al Sabkha, Al Ghubaiba, Dubai Old Souk, and Al Fahidi station. Three lines now link Baniyas station with Al Fahidi, Dubai Old Souk and Al Sabkha stations, and the fourth line links Dubai Old Souk station with Al Ghubaiba station. Supplied video
People in UAE gather to offer Eid Al Adha prayers Videos by KT photographers: Shihab Juidin Bernarrd Neeraj Murali M.Sajjad
Dubai cattle market in Qusais gears up for Eid Al Adha Videographer: Juidin Bernarrd/ Khaleej Times
The aromas will captivate your senses as you traverse the bustling but narrow streets and crammed shops in Dubai Spice Souq. The scent of cloves, cinnamon, cardamom and dried fruits waft through the air and lure you into the market. Videographer: Shihab/ Khaleej Times
Alzheimer's disease is a brain disorder, where nerve cells and connections vital to memory and other mental abilities get damaged. Alzheimer's disease has become a major public health concern as the world's population ages. It is projected that by 2050, people aged 60 and over will account for 22 per cent of the world's population with four-fifths living in Asia, Latin America or Africa. Videographer: Kelly Ann Clarke Edited by: Kymberlee Fernandes
