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Nurse hits Abu Dhabi jackpot as Dh20 million winner

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At the Series 252 Big Ticket Live draw, Lovesy Mole Achamma was named the lucky winner who took home the AED 20 million grand prize.

A registered nurse at a hospital in Abu Dhabi, the Indian national has been a resident of the UAE for the past 21 years and resides in the capital with her family. Her two children are currently in university in India. In fact, at the time of her win, Lovesy’s husband was back home enrolling their daughter, who is set to begin her studies this year.

Though her husband used to purchase Big Ticket cash prize tickets every month, Lovesy says she only buys her tickets at the in-store counter at Abu Dhabi International Airport when traveling. She will be splitting the prize money with her brother-in-law and plans to donate a portion of her winnings to charity. A separate sum, she says, will be spent on her children’s higher education.

Congratulations once again to our Big Ticket AED 20 million grand prize winner and to all the other winners from tonight’s show.

During the month of June, one lucky individual will be named the grand prize winner and walk away with AED 15 million during the live draw on 3rd July, while seven others will also take home guaranteed cash prizes. A second prize amount of AED 100,000 will be announced, as well as a third prize amount of AED 70,000, fourth prize of AED 60,000, fifth prize of AED 50,000, sixth prize of AED 30,000, seventh prize of AED 20,000 and eighth prize of AED 20,000. Moreover, customers of Big Ticket will automatically participate in a weekly electronic draw for a chance to be one of three winners to walk away with AED 100,000 or one of 20 winners to take home AED 10,000 every week, bringing the total number of winners for the month of June to 100.

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UAE cracks down on noisy vehicles: Dh1,000 fine, 12 black points and impoundment announced

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The Ministry of Interior has issued a warning against vehicles that produce disturbing noises, stating that such behaviour causes anxiety and inconvenience to residents.

In a statement shared on X, the ministry stressed that offenders will face legal consequences. It added that making unauthorised modifications to a vehicle’s engine or chassis is considered a traffic violation.

Authorities confirmed that violators will face:

  • A fine of Dhs1,000
  • 12 black points on their driving record
  • Vehicle impoundment for 30 days

The ministry noted that these penalties fall under Article 73 of the Schedule of Violations outlined in Ministerial Resolution No. 178 of 2017 on traffic rules and procedures.

Officials are urging drivers to comply with regulations and help maintain a safe and peaceful environment for all residents.

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Heavy rain alert: UAE residents advised to do Friday prayers at home

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Authorities in the UAE have urged residents in areas affected by unstable weather to prioritise safety and perform Friday prayers at home. The decision comes as rain alerts have been issued across much of the country, with heavier showers expected from Thursday evening.

Mosques have been instructed to announce “Pray in your homes” after the call to prayer in affected areas. If mosques remain open, imams may combine prayers depending on weather conditions.

Officials are also advising motorists to drive carefully, reduce speed, and follow safety guidelines during the rainy conditions.

The move aims to protect public safety while ensuring religious practices can continue without risk.

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Dubai scam alert: Authority warns of fake QR code scams as cyber fraud attempts rise

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The Dubai Electronic Security Centre (DESC) has issued a warning over a growing number of scams involving fake QR codes, especially those sent through email.

According to the authority, cybercriminals are exploiting how quickly information spreads by sharing QR codes that appear to offer urgent updates or important services. However, scanning these codes can expose users to serious risks.

DESC explained that such QR codes may install malware on devices or redirect users to fake websites designed to steal personal and financial information.

How to protect your device

Residents are being urged to stay cautious by verifying the source of any email before scanning QR codes, avoiding suspicious messages, and never entering sensitive details on untrusted links.

To boost online safety, DESC also recommends using the RZAM app, which provides real-time alerts about unsafe websites and allows users to scan links before opening them.

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