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    No health risk to residents: UAE ministry clarifies on odour reported in certain areas

    Ministry says oil spill affected Umm Al Quwain coastline, prompting temporary beach closures and cleanup operations

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    The ministry has temporarily closed all beaches and coastal areas in the emirate until cleanup operations are completed and the necessary measures are determined.

    The ministry has temporarily closed all beaches and coastal areas in the emirate until cleanup operations are completed and the necessary measures are determined.

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