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UAE centre warns of poor visibility due to fogUAE’s National Center of Meteorology (NCM) has urged motorists and other road users to take all precautions against poor visibility due to fog formation, a media report said. Visibility is expected to be less than 1,000 metr More… |
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Gigamon to showcase security delivery platform in Abu DhabiGigamon, a leader in traffic visibility solutions, is set to showcase its Gigamon Visibility Fabric and GigaSecure, the industry's first security delivery platform, at a leadind information security event in Abu Dhabi, UAE. &n More… |
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Sandstorm hits Bahrain, drastically reduces visibilityFlights into Bahrain were suspended last night following a violent sandstorm that drastically reduced visibility. However, flights took off as scheduled, an official source at Bahrain International Airport said in a report in the More… |
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Nats, Airbus unit in deal to improve air trafficUK air traffic service provider Nats has signed a memorandum of understanding with Airbus subsidiary ProSky aiming to provide new market propositions that can increase capacity and improve the efficiency of the air traffic system. More… |
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Visibility in Bahrain forecast to improveThe visibility in some areas of Bahrain affected due to rising dust is expected to gradually improve today and normal temperature is forecast for the next two days, Ministry of Transportation's acting director of meteorology Adel Daham sai More… |
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Two dead as heavy rains lash GulfAt least two people have reportedly died as heavy rains lashed much of the Gulf yesterday (November 17), a report said. Foggy conditions, low visibility caused by dust storms, and rains resulted in disruption of road traffic amids More… |
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Poor weather halts operations at Kuwait's portsOperations at Kuwait's three ports were suspended on Thursday because of poor visibility caused by dust, state news agency KUNA said. "Operations at Kuwait's three ports come to (a) halt as a result of dust, strong wi More… |
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Bahrain on storm alertBahrain has been put on a storm alert today (Thursday), after being battered by winds of up to 60 kilometres per hour yesterday. Small boats have been warned to stay in port, with winds of up to 60kmph expected again today and tomorrow. More… |
