Dubai recently hosted the ‘Emirates Loves India’ event, which ended earlier than planned. The organisers closed the gates early due to safety concerns amid large crowds at the venue. Heavy patrols were stationed throughout the park to ensure the safety of all attendees. This unexpected closure came as a precaution to manage the crowd better and avoid any accidents.
The event was highly anticipated and attracted many visitors, but the organisers prioritised safety over continuing the festivities. They have since issued an official apology to visitors and expressed their commitment to maintaining safety at future events.
Meanwhile, in the city, gold prices have seen a drop, with 24K gold falling to Dh481.50 amid volatile market conditions influenced by technical and fundamental factors, according to experts.
In other news, the UAE Cabinet approved significant reforms, including:
- Changes to the Health Council
- New sustainability guidelines
The government also ratified important agreements with countries such as Qatar and Tunisia to strengthen cooperation. These developments reflect Dubai’s growing commitment to:
- Safety
- Economic stability
- International collaboration
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