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World Literacy Day 2021: Why we must believe in monsters

World Literacy Day 2021: Why we must believe in monsters
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Discount sales in UAE: From 90% sale in Dubai, dining deals in Abu Dhabi to clearance sales in Sharjah

Discount sales in UAE: From 90% sale in Dubai, dining deals in Abu Dhabi to clearance sales in Sharjah
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Rumours in UAE: How authorities keep residents safe

Rumours can at times travel faster than the wind, and with the use of social media platforms, the cannon can go off even quicker. In the UAE, such triggers are spotted and quashed in the beginning itself. We take a look at rumour-mongers, the psychology behind it and impact of rumours, the rules in the UAE and how they are quashed. A rumour case study in UAE In 2017, a video that circulated through WhatsApp in the UAE was a rumour about plastic rice allegedly sold in Dubai market. The rumour claimed that a particular country was responsible for manufacturing the plastic rice. The rumor went on to claim that the rice was exported to other countries and consumed by people who were unaware of what they were actually eating. The false report also claimed that the “rice” was made by mixing potatoes, sweet potatoes and plastic. The potatoes, according to the rumour, were formed into the shape of rice grains and industrial synthetic resins were added to the mix. The rice reportedly r

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