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India's warehousing sector will get a boost in Tier 2 and 3 cities

The demand for small and multi-location warehouses likely to rise and most of these clusters are with the industrial and freight corridors

Abu Dhabi launches mental health awareness campaign

The campaign aims to highlight the importance of mental health in light of The World Mental Health Day that is celebrated around the world every year on the 10th of October

UoS Chancellor all praise for employees' sheer dedication

The Chancellor also highlighted several key performance indicators that show clear and tangible progress in all of the University’s research and scientific activities

Mental health has improved during pandemic, says survey

However, in another poll, 67 per cent of workers were concerned about the changes in daily life

Europe crosses 100,000 daily virus cases for the first time

UAE reports 4 deaths, 1,075 new patients; Dubai shuts down service centre for overcrowding; Oman to implement overnight curfew from Oct.11; India edges closer to 7m cases; Trump unlikely to campaign before Monday.

Dubai Police fete student for giving flowers to frontliners

Dubai Police have established a distinguished relationship with the community, and strengthened mutual communication through various means of channels

Bear Grylls camp in RAK offers high-altitude thrills

Ras Al Khaimah has partnered with survival instructor Bear Grylls to offer a new outdoor adventure camp on Jebel Jais

India's Coronavirus Tally Crosses 6.8-Million Mark

Experts hint that first wave virus appears to be receding for first time across the country; India declines proposal to test Sputnik-V vaccine; police baton-charge BJP workers in Kolkata

Pence And Harris Spar Over Pandemic At US VP Debate

Pence and Harris turned the debate into a dissection of the Trump administration’s handling of the virus; Trump says will not ‘participate’ in virtual presidential debate

Sultan Opens Kalba Road, Inspects Various Projects

He also inspected the green spaces forming hanging gardens, in addition to a 2kmlong Yahar Lagoon project

UAE Leaders Congratulate Kuwait's New Crown Prince

Khalifa has sent a congratulatory message to Emir Sheikh Nawaf Al Ahmad Al Sabah of Kuwait on naming Sheikh Mishal Al Ahmad Al Jaber Al Sabah as Crown Prince of Kuwait

Europe reclamps lockdown as coronavirus cases surge

WHO reports record one-day increase globally; UAE sees 1,089 new infections, 1,769 recoveries and 2 deaths; Dubai fines two establishments for violating rules; India registers over 78,000 infections.

Kerala Tops List Of Active Covid-19 Cases Per Million

At this rate, Kerala will be the last state to tame the pandemic: IMA; despite the increase in infections, they are still in a better position compared to the national average, says CM

India's Daily Virus Cases Show A Downward Trend

UAE reports 1,046 new COVID-19 cases, a death; Abu Dhabi records 1,252 virus violations; Dubai fines five establishments; RAK announces free PCR tests for visitors; Lanka bans gatherings.

Sharjah Relief Fund To Help Publishers Hit By Beirut Blast

The Sharjah World Book Capital Office 2019 has designed a support fund of Dhs200,000 split into two grants

Leaders Pay Rich Tributes To The Father Of Dubai

Sheikh Rashid Bin Saeed helped lay the foundations of unity for our country, and throughout his life he was a pillar of support for Sheikh Zayed, tweets Mohamed Bin Zayed

Pandemic Likely To Dominate Only Pence-Harris Debate

Rivals will be placed more than 3.6m apart on stage at the University of Utah, in addition to the plexiglass barrier; Biden expands lead by 12% in latest Reuters/Ipsos poll

18 Killed, 75 Injured As Car Bomb Hits Northern Syria

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the car bombing, but there has been a string of attacks in Al Bab since its capture by Turkish troops from the Daesh group in 2017

Kerala CM And Doctors Fight Over COVID-19 Response

The professional body of doctors had slammed the government for disciplinary action initiated against health workers at the forefront of the COVID-19 combat.

Newborn Lights Up World Of Coronavirus-Hit Mother

Baby brings a smile to the mother after COVID-19 infection during pregnancy; the husband of the woman from the south Indian city of Hyderabad had also tested positive for the virus

Trump Doing ‘Extremely Well,' Has No Covid-19 Symptoms

After a dramatic helicopter return from the hospital, the president plays down the disease, comparing it anew to the seasonal flu and signals he plans to return soon to the campaign trail

UAE Will Remain Open To All, Says Mohammed

Survey says UAE seen as a ‘Model Nation’ by Arab youth; Emiratis wholeheartedly back UAE’s handling of virus; 52% of region’s youth want their nations to emulate Emirates.

Tamil Nadu fears second wave of COVID-19

CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu medical experts have expressed the fear that the state is witnessing a second wave of COVID-19, as cases keep rising.

Liverpool, United lick wounds after humbling EPL defeats

The Liverpool boss said he was desperate to get his players back on the training pitch but they are now heading off for an international break before gathering again for a tough-looking challenge at table-topping Everton

Leaders greet teachers on World Teachers' Day

30,000 teachers are being trained in the Sharjah Education Academy and two Arabic language and Arabic calligraphy centres will be opened in Kalba soon

As coronavirus cases increase, Lebanon fears deterioration

Residents in concerned districts should remain at home and public institutions there close for eight days until early Monday next week, said the interior ministry

1 in 10 people worldwide infected by virus: WHO

ICA resumes some entry and work permits; UAE reports 932 new cases, 3 deaths; no approval needed for ex-pats returning to RAK; Abu Dhabi private schools must conduct COVID-19 test every 14 days; Trump spokeswoman McEnany tests positive.

Dubai Set To Launch World's Largest Fountain On Oct.22

The attraction is the only multicolored fountain in Dubai.

India Seeks Up To 500 Million Covid-19 Vaccine Doses By July

Minister says that Centre is working on plans to procure 400-500m doses of virus vaccine, which will be administered to up to 250m people by July 2021; COVID-19 cases once again soaring in Tamil Nadu

Trump Faces ‘Critical' Days Ahead, Thanks Supporters

‘We are sincerely hoping that the president makes a very quick recovery and we can see him back on the campaign trail very soon. This is a glaring reminder that the virus is real,’ says Biden adviser