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Abu Dhabi Police warns public against fraudulent Ramadan competitions

Abu Dhabi Police warns public against fraudulent Ramadan competitions

  • Scammers trick victims into believing they have won cash prizes, ask for payments
  • Warning against fake charity links posing as legitimate organizations
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Police forces in the UAE have approved new precautionary measures to combat the coronavirus pandemic. (File/WAM)

Police in the UAE impose tighter COVID-19 measures

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UAE reports 2,950 new COVID-19 cases, 3 deaths

UAE reports 2,950 new COVID-19 cases, 3 deaths

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1,161 new COVID-19 cases in UAE as death toll reaches 505

1,161 new COVID-19 cases in UAE as death toll reaches 505

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UAE reports 1,046 coronavirus infections, one death

UAE reports 1,046 coronavirus infections, one death

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