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No nuclear bomb for Iran, Trump insists
U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday told reporters at the G7 meetings in France that the memorandum of understanding with Iran states clearly that Iran will not have a nuclear weapon.
Intense rainfall swept across Dubai and the wider UAE on Saturday, causing localized flooding and disrupting flights at the world’s busiest airport for international travel.
Rain is unusual in the nation, but occurs periodically during the cooler winter months © Mena Today
Intense rainfall swept across Dubai and the wider UAE on Saturday, causing localized flooding and disrupting flights at the world’s busiest airport for international travel.
Nearly 50 mm of rain fell in Dubai over six hours — a heavy amount when the country as a whole averages under 120 mm of precipitation a year.
Authorities sent crews out to collect downed tree limbs and open drainage grates, though the rain quickly overwhelmed some areas.
Dubai police shut down portions of one major highway as traffic slowly crept through standing water on others. Rare lightning storms also lit up the afternoon sky.
At Dubai International Airport, the busiest for international travel, the downpour disrupted flights for both long-haul carrier Emirates and its low-cost sister airline, FlyDubai.
Authorities had warned the public about the coming storm a day in advance, with emergency personnel preparing for the rare rain.
Rain is unusual in the nation, but occurs periodically during the cooler winter months.
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