Meet King Croc: Huge crocodile greets Dubai Mall visitors

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From housing sharks to penguins to relics of a dinosaur, it seems sky is the limit to animal exhibits malls in Dubai can have. This time, Dubai Mall’s newest resident wild animal is a 40-year-old Australian saltwater crocodile.

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RTA extends Dubai Metro hours for Green Day at Expo City

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If you’re going to the highly-anticipated Green Day show at Expo City then we’ve got some great news. The...

RTA says Dubai Metro technical issue quickly resolved

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Dubai: A minor technical issue briefly disrupted Dubai Metro services Wednesday but it was swiftly addressed, according to the Roads and Transport...

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AED100 fine for eating on Dubai Metro trains

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Dubai Metro’s 2020 track: Green Line to Academic City; Red Line...

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Close to 421 kilometers by the year 2030. That is the goal for the Dubai RTA’s Rail Agency in terms of total distance covered by trains in emirate. Speaking to the Al Roya newspaper Adnan Al Hammadi, CEO, RTA’s Rail Agency, said that 197 passenger stations, served by six Dubai Metro lines as well, will eventually be established.