Severe flooding in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been captured in before-and-after satellite photos shared by the NASA ...

They are just four of the hundreds of thousands of passengers who have been stranded by the unprecedented storm and flooding in Dubai. On a typical day, 250,000 people pass through the world’s ...

Rain also fell in Bahrain, Oman, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, but was acute across the UAE. The flooding sparked speculation that cloud seeding — flying small planes through clouds dispersing ...

As heavy rain battered the UAE on Wednesday, some areas in the Northern Emirates bore the brunt. Floods shut down roads in Umm Al Quwain and slowed traffic to a crawl in Sharjah. Roofs collapsed ...

Rocketing house prices and expat-packed traffic jams are among the symptoms suggesting Dubai is suffering from an ever-increasing rise in tourist and foreigners demand. As well as regularly ...

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Over 1200 flights were cancelled, with some of the emirates reporting a downfall of over 10 inches, bringing flooding and water-logging. Among the worst-hit in Dubai was the ICC Academy.

A UAE-based foundation raised Dh15 million from businessmen for the flood victims within hours after it announced a relief campaign. The Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation raised the amount ...

The flight was forced to make a U-turn after flooding at the Auckland airport last week. Emirates flight EK448 to Auckland had taken off from Dubai at around 10.30am on January 27. The flight ...

The President of United Arab Emirates Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has offered all possible assistance to flood affected people. He expressed this offer during a telephone conversation with ...