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Lulu Hypermarket Yampu: The Largest Hypermarket in Saudi Arabia

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-11-09 14:17:43

Yampu: The largest hypermarket in the Red Sea port city of Yampu has started operations. It was announced that the 34th Lulu Hypermarket in Saudi Arabia and 259th globally was formally inaugurated in Yambu on November 5 by the Governor of Madina, Prince Faisal bin Salman.

The governor pointed out that Lulu Group’s role in the transformation of Saudi Arabia is commendable. The governor also said that Lulu is an organization that maintains excellent quality and high standards that satisfies every customer in Saudi Arabia. Launched at the Saudi Royal Commission Center with an area of ​​128,000 square feet, Lulu Hypermarket is spacious and offers customers an effortless shopping experience.

Chairman of Lulu Group, M. A Yousafali commented. Yousafali added that the target of 100 Lulu hypermarkets in Saudi Arabia is working.

He thanked the Saudi ruler King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

C. for Yampu Royal Commission. E. Engineer Abdul Hadi Al Juhani, Yambu Chamber of Commerce Chairman Ahmed Bin Salim Al Shahdali and Lulu Group Chairman M. A visited the hypermarket with Yousafali. Lulu Saudi Director Shaheem Muhammad, Lulu Jeddah Regional Director Rafiq Muhammad Ali and others also participated in the event.

English Summary:

Lulu Hypermarket Yanbu

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Jeddah Floods: Road Closures and Updates Amid Heavy Rains

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-10-29 10:16:15

Jeddah – Several roads in Jeddah have been closed due to heavy rains. Road tunnels filled with water. Hira Street Tunnel, Prince Majeed Tunnel, Prince Saud Al-Faisal Street and Palestine Street were closed. Vehicles were diverted to Al Haramain Road.

The Jeddah Municipality is working hard to drain the water in the tunnels and drains and dispose of the garbage. Some roads are already open. Those traveling this way should strictly follow the instructions of the authorities. The Jeddah Department of Education had earlier announced that schools in Jeddah, Rabigh and Khulais will be closed today (Sunday) due to the possibility of heavy rain. The Jeddah Education Department also said that classes will be held through the Madrasati platform instead. The Indian school in Jeddah is also closed. Jeddah University and Jeddah King Abdulaziz University declared a holiday on Sunday. The universities have informed that the classes will be held in distance mode for the students.

The Makkah Education Department announced a holiday for schools in Makkah, Jumoom, Bahra and Alkamil and the Khunfuda Education Department for schools in Khunfuda today. In these places too, the class will be held online through the Madrasati platform.

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Enjoying the Heavy Rain in Dubai: Traffic Delays and Weather Updates

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-10-26 12:12:30

Dubai: Heavy rain in many parts of UAE. People are thoroughly enjoying the rains that bid farewell to the hot season. It has been raining in most parts of the country since morning today (Thursday). The roads were waterlogged by rain. Due to this, the traffic is slow. The National Meteorological Center (NCM) has issued yellow and red alerts across the country due to overcast skies. Rain was reported in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Umm Al Quwain this morning. Rain continues in Dubai in the followingnoon.

A boy enjoying the rain on the road near Muhaisina Lulu Village. Photo: Dr. Suff van S. Kavil Parents anxiously waiting for their children to go to school following it rained in Dubai. Image: Dr. Suff Van S. Cavill

The NCM reported that unsettled weather will continue and the sky will be partly cloudy or partly cloudy at isolated places. Expect rain tomorrow. Temperatures are expected to drop. The average temperature is expected to be in the low 30s, with a maximum temperature of 39 degrees Celsius and a minimum temperature of 19 degrees Celsius. It’s 29 degrees Celsius in Dubai now with cloudy skies. Maximum humidity is expected to reach 85 percent.

Vehicles wading through rainwater on the road in Qizais, Dubai. Image: Vehicles wading through rainwater on the road at Manorama Dubai Khizaise. Image: Manorama

Strong winds are likely to blow repeatedly. Speeds of 10-25 km per hour can sometimes reach up to 60 km per hour. Dust storms are also expected, with reduced visibility in some areas. Conditions in the Arabian Gulf are expected to be moderately calm and at times turbulent.

Rain in Muhaisina Luluvillage. Image: Feroz Khan

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Art Therapy: Healing through Art and Creativity Conference in Abu Dhabi

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-10-18 09:47:42

Abu Dhabi ∙ Art therapy is gaining acceptance as it heals through art and creativity. The art therapy conference, which started yesterday in Abu Dhabi, said that art therapy, which is a treatment method that effectively deals with physical and mental challenges, is growing rapidly in the world. Art therapy classes have proven to be beneficial not only for people with disabilities but also for character development in young children and those who have suffered from aggression or accidents. The first day focused on workshops on children’s mental health. Experts from different countries such as US, Australia, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Qatar led the seminar and workshop.

The inaugural participants of the art therapy conference that started yesterday in Abu Dhabi.

Expert Carol Hummel from Egypt explained how art can be used to reduce trauma and build resilience by understanding the emotions of children and women. She also introduced a special program developed for women victims of violence. He also shared experiences that led to healing through drawing. Along with music, drama, dance and movement therapy, art therapy can also bring invaluable benefits. The conference was organized by the Abu Dhabi Center for Sheltering and Humanitarian Care.

Director General Sara Shuhail said that art therapy can be used without discrimination of country, language, color and caste. This will benefit individuals and society. Riyadh King Saud University professor Dr. Awad Alyami said.

Social Development Department Chairman Dr. Mugheer Khamis Al Khaili, Abu Dhabi Executive Council Member and Chairman of Culture and Tourism Mohammed Khalifa Al Mubarak, Foreign Affairs Associate Minister Noora Al Kaabi, United Nations Institute for Social Development Board Member Hanif Al Qasim, Pure Health Group Co-Founder Sheista Asif and many other dignitaries attended the opening ceremony.

English Summary:

Healing through art and creativity; Art therapy is gaining acceptance

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