Teacher forever grateful to Dubai Police for finding documents he lost at DXB dhanusha@khaleejtimes.com Filed on January 18, 2021
Sherhan Rasheed (middle) with First-Lt Amer Ali Ahmed Alqadri and Captain Majed Al Matroshi.
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He forgot his bag with two laptops and several documents at the Dubai airport while on his way home to India.
With the countless residents and visitors the Dubai Police had helped, no wonder it is No. 1 for customer happiness in the emirate. The city’s cops are not only fighting crimes they have also been the saviour of many who had lost their valuables, be it in a cab or at the airport.
Monday, 21 December 2020 11:20
Customers in Concourse B took advantage of the three-day 25% discount promotion at Dubai International Airport.Â
The Dubai Duty Free three-day 37th anniversary discount campaign generated sales of Dhs70 million/$19.175 million.
Beginning on 18 December and ending at midnight on 20 December, the 25% discount on a range of merchandise was extended to the retailer’s home-delivery customers.
Perfumes was the top selling category with sales of Dhs17.613 million/$4.825 million during the three-day period, followed by liquor with sales of Dhs8.624 million/$2.363 million.
Cosmetics sales reached Dhs8.179 million/$2.241 million, while watches sales topped Dhs7.891 million/$2.162 million. Ticket sales for the Dubai Duty Free Millennium Millionaire and Finest Surprise promotions reached a combined Dhs7.373 million/$2.020 million, making it the fifth most popular category.