Author: Arabian Media staff
Image credit: WAM/Website Dubai Crown Prince and Chairman of The Executive Council Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum has approved the new Architectural Identity for Dubai’s road projects, a framework designed to unify the visual language of the emirate’s expanding transport network and support its long-term urban vision. The initiative forms part of Dubai’s broader strategy to develop an integrated, sustainable, and aesthetically distinct city that enhances the experience of residents, commuters, and visitors alike. The Crown Prince also reviewed progress on two of the emirate’s most significant transport upgrades, the Trade Centre Roundabout Improvement Project and the…
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Image credit: Getty Images The UAE Cyber Security Council has warned of escalating cybersecurity risks linked to untrusted public charging ports, reporting that 79 per cent of travellers unknowingly expose their personal data when powering their devices at unsecured public stations. According to the Council, some public charging points may contain malicious software or hidden systems capable of accessing personal information through “juice jacking” attacks. These attacks exploit media or image transfer protocols that activate automatically when a device is connected, allowing hackers to intercept or extract sensitive data. Read more-Big changes ahead: Airlines tighten rules for power banks, phones…
Image credit: Getty Images The UAE is set for a period of shifting weather conditions as a weak surface low-pressure system and upper-air extension move across the country, according to forecasts issued by the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM). The development is expected to bring higher humidity, intermittent cloud cover, and scattered light rainfall, particularly in western areas and offshore islands. The NCM said Saturday evening that humid mornings with possible fog will begin from tomorrow and continue through 27 November, accompanied by light to moderate winds that may freshen at times. Early in the week, the Arabian Gulf could…
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