ArabianBusiness.com - Middle East Business News
Monday, 06 July 2009 01:01 UAE time

YOUR DIRECTORY /

| Share |

Homeowners compensated for roadworks

by This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it  on Saturday, 28 June 2008

More than a thousand Emiratis are set to receive compensation for the noise and inconvenience caused by roadworks being carried out close to their homes, state news agency WAM reported on Friday.

Sharjah ruler Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi has ordered citizens affected by road development projects be compensated to the tune of 500 dirhams ($136.1), WAM said.

A total of 1,279 citizens will benefit from the compensation, according to the news agency, meaning the scheme will cost around 630,000 dirhams.

advertisement


For news updates sign up for our newsletter
| Share |


READERS' COMMENTS

Disclaimer: The views expressed here by our readers are not necessarily shared by ArabianBusiness.com or its employees.

Click here to post a comment


Add your Comment
All posts are sent to the administrator for review and are published only after approval. ArabianBusiness.com reserves the right to remove any comment at any time for any reason. Please keep your responses appropriate and on topic.
Name *
Remember me on this computer
Email *
(Your email address will not be published)
City
Country
Subject *
Comment *
Notify me of further comments


Please click post only once - your comment will not be published immediately.


MORE FROM ARABIANBUSINESS.COM

TOP IN MIDDLE EAST PERSONAL FINANCE

  1. Dubai Bank offers new deals to UAE public sector staff
  2. UAE credit card 'skips' on the rise - RAK Bank
  3. UAE consumer confidence drops sharply in H1
  4. Bank apologises for card payment delays
  5. Kuwaiti families spend 75% of monthly income

TOP MIDDLE EAST BUSINESS STORIES

  1. Halwani Brothers Q2 profit up 32%
  2. Iranian clerical group says vote result 'invalid'
  3. King's advisers recommend IPO for Saudia
  4. Gov't rules still main barrier for Mideast journalists - survey
  5. flydubai dismisses Indian flights stalemate reports

ALSO IN MIDDLE EAST PERSONAL FINANCE

  1. HSBC sees 'rapid increase' in customer 'skips'
  2. Oh no, not again
  3. Car giant offers UAE's first free redundancy cover
  4. Dubai warned to avoid US-style consumer society
  5. Dubai Bank offers new deals to UAE public sector staff

LATEST MIDDLE EAST BUSINESS NEWS

  1. Technology: Orascom ends court case against France Telecom
  2. Energy: Abu Dhabi mulls building fabrics plant
  3. Energy: Centrica and RasGas said in supply deal talks - report
  4. Retail: Halwani Brothers Q2 profit up 32%
  5. Politics & Economics: Iranian clerical group says vote result 'invalid'

SHARE PRICE CHECK

 EMAIL ALERTS

  1. Personal Finance



MOST POPULAR PERSONAL FINANCE STORIES

ArabianBusiness.com Most Read

    No stories found.

CURRENT ISSUE


 

READER COMMENTS

Reader Comments (24 hrs)

  1. Car giant offers UAE's first free redundancy cover 1
    05 Jul ' 09 at 08:38
    Geekay, your story reminded me of my story with al Futtaim some 2 years back, which made me decide i will not Ever go for a Toyota in...  More »
Read all user comments >

MORE FROM ARABIANBUSINESS.COM

JOBS

Jobs

SPECIAL REPORTS

Special Reports

SURVEYS & REPORTS

Research

PROPERTY

property