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Emirates News Agency - Sharjah Municipality distributes 3000 seedlings within Afforestation Week - Vimarsana News

Emirates News Agency - Sharjah Municipality distributes 3000 seedlings within Afforestation Week

SHARJAH, 21st February, 2021 (WAM) -- In line with the visions and directives of H.H. Dr. Sheikh Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah, to increase the green area and encourage agriculture, the Sharjah Municipality launched an initiative to distribute agricultural seedlings as part of its participation in the 41st Afforestation Week, in order to strengthen its role in spreading the green patch and planting trees to emphasise its importance. Thabet Al Tarifi, Director General of Sharjah Municipality, stressed that...

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Smart city project: Lagos to install 2,000 'intelligent' cameras - Vimarsana News

Smart city project: Lagos to install 2,000 'intelligent' cameras

Share The Lagos State government has announced plans to install 2,000 ‘intelligent’ cameras in strategic locations across the city as part of its efforts at enhancing the smart city status. Disclosing this at a media roundtable, tagged ‘Facts Behind The Figures on Y2021 Appropriation Budget’, held recently in Lagos, the state’s Commissioner for Economic Planning and Budget, Honourable Samuel Egube, stated that the cameras, with number plate and facial recognition capabilities, would go a long way in enhancing security and traffic management in the state, as well as help the state go...

175 shops closed in UAE for flouting Covid-19 rules - Vimarsana News

175 shops closed in UAE for flouting Covid-19 rules

175 shops closed in UAE for flouting Covid-19 rules Alamy Image The commercial establishments were hauled up for their failure to adhere to the precautionary measures to keep the contagion at bay. The Ajman Municipality authorities have enforced closure of 175 commercial establishments and penalised another 437 for their failure to comply with novel coronavirus disease (Covid-19) norms, which were enforced by the northern emirate’s health department. The civic body has conducted 7,968 inspection drives since the viral outbreak was initially reported. Khalid Mueen Al Hosani, Executive Direct...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120415:04:16:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120415:04:16:00

Killing it? >> we are making our normal margin. the key is we got the environment sector, stop hurting america. we have to worry about getting more jobs in america, getting more production in america and transfer instead of 9 million barrels buying it overseas. get the wealth back in america and stop all the nonsense. >> free markets work but we have been pushing treat when it comes to energy in more and more parts of the energy sector that tends to drive up costs. there is things they could do regulatory streamlining and get more governments are not trying to increase production because gover...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120415:01:16:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120415:01:16:00

Killing it? >> we are making our normal margin. the key is we got the environment sector, stop hurting america. we have to worry about getting more jobs in america, getting more production in america and transfer instead of 9 million barrels buying it overseas. get the wealth back in america and stop all the nonsense. >> free markets work but we have been pushing treat when it comes to energy in more and more parts of the energy sector that tends to drive up costs. there is things they could do regulatory streamlining and get more governments are not trying to increase production because gover...