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As temperatures drop across the UAE on Friday, authorities have issued warnings for strong winds, rough seas and poor visibility.
According to the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM), winds are expected to exceed 55km/hr, while waves are expected to reach a height of 10 feet.
Ras Al Khaimah Police on Friday urged the public to avoid going to beaches and to be careful of the strong winds while driving. Officials also asked the community to stay away from buildings under construction for their own safety.
Authorities on Friday also issued dust alerts nationwide, warning of reduced horizontal visibility.
Ras Al Khaimah Police advised motorists to keep away from sand dunes on open highways, as light and moderate winds blow large quantities of dust and sand on roads.
The NCM placed several eastern areas under orange alert and put the rest of the UAE under yellow alert until 4pm.
Residents in areas under orange alert are urged to be careful, as hazardous weather events are predicted in their areas. Meanwhile, those in areas under yellow alert must be vigilant while participating in outdoor activities.
The museum to offer visitors the chance to take part in dance, yoga and work-out sessions while gazing upon paintings and sculptures
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