Saudi Arabia astronomers have confirmed that the Shawwal crescent moon will not show on May 22 (Ramadan 29), Saudi Gazette reported. Experts at the observatory of Majmaah University in Saudi said that the moon will set before the sun today and will not be...
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People caught filming women in weddings in the UAE could be jailed for six months and fined Dh500,000, according to legal experts.
Such actions amount to violating privacy of others even though offenders may not know they are violating the law, Yousuf Al Sharif, an Abu Dhabi-based lawyer and legal adviser, told the official daily Emarat Al Youm.
The penalties apply to both men and women, who film weddings without prior permission and publish them online, he said.
“Filming women in weddings without permission from them for the sake of keeping or publishing them is a serious offence in the UAE… it could include imprisonment of up to six months and a fine of half a million dirhams,” he said.
Filming of people in other occasions or public places is also a privacy violation in the UAE and it involves imprisonment and heavy fines, he added.
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Saudi Arabia astronomers have confirmed that the Shawwal crescent moon will not show on May 22 (Ramadan 29), Saudi Gazette reported. Experts at the observatory of Majmaah University in Saudi said that the moon will set before the sun today and will not be...
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Dubai inspects 1,091 outlets; issues warning to eight commercial establishments for flouting preventive measures
Dubai Economy has reported conducting routine inspections to over 1,091 outlets for check for compliance with the UAE's preventive measures against the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). During the inspections, authorities have found eight establishments...
COVID-19 recoveries in UAE exceed new cases for third day in a row, total recoveries now at 12,755
The UAE’s Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP) has announced more recoveries compared to new cases for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) for a third day in a row with 946 fully-healed patients. This brings the total number of recoveries in the country to 12,755....
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