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Wednesday Outlook: Stocks dip as coronavirus infections grow at an alarming pace

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Nasdaq Dubai Growth Market aims to support expansion of SMEs

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Dubai Customs received 516 reports on customs violations through Rafed in 9 months

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23 foreign workers arrested in Jordan for violating Labour Law

All violating workers will be deported

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UAE cabinet approves new rules for bounced cheques

The amendments will introduce several ancillary penalties, including cancelling the cheque books of convicted persons and preventing them from obtaining new ones for a maximum period of five years

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Residency violators in Kuwait “a major crisis” and “a chronic headache” for top leaders of MOI

The number of violators of the first category is estimated at about 50,000

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Covid-19 not an excuse for random pay cuts, layoffs in UAE: Lawyer

Firms have to show proof that they are not earning enough

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Saudi Arabia reiterates warning of $267 fine for violating coronavirus measures

Concerned over the possibility of people lowering their guard against COVID-19, Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Interior has once again warned against ignoring coronavirus countermeasures

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Don't throw used masks on streets, warn Abu Dhabi police

Wearing of face masks is mandatory in public places, at workplace and when in the car with more than one occupant, as per the Covid-19 safety measures

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Saudi plans to make vaccinations compulsory for birth certificate

The council has also instructed health sectors to conduct auditory brainstem response (ABR) testing for newborn babies and document it digitally or on paper as well as on vaccination card

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Sharjah cracks down on reckless quad bikers in camping zones

'Residents have complained against the nuisance created by campers and quad bikers'

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HRC reiterates no juvenile offenders will face death penalty in Saudi Arabia

The HRC made this declaration in response to a series of confused and inaccurate assertions made by the NGO Human Rights Watch

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Tunisians push for equal inheritance rights for women

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