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In a recent decision, the Dubai Civil Court has ordered a delivery services company to pay Dh172,985 to a hospital in Dubai. The case was about an employee of the company who needed medical treatment. The company had not provided health insurance to the worker, which is required by UAE law. Because of this, the hospital bill was not covered. According to the court, it is the responsibility of the employer to provide valid health insurance for all its employees in Dubai. Since the company failed to do so, it must now pay the full cost of the treatment. The court stated that all companies operating in Dubai must follow the health insurance rules. This decision is a reminder for all employers to ensure their workers are properly insured. This ruling highlights the importance of employee rights and health insurance laws in the UAE.

The Middle East is witnessing several major developments, from maritime restrictions in the Strait of Hormuz to ongoing diplomatic efforts in Gaza. Here are the key updates: 1. Strait of Hormuz and US-Iran Escalation Transit through the Strait of Hormuz remains severely restricted, with oil tanker shipments virtually halted. Reports indicate Iran has threatened unauthorized vessels passing through the Strait. US President Donald Trump stated that he considers the Strait of Hormuz as "American territory" while announcing new economic sanctions on Iran. Iran condemned the statement, calling it a "declaration of war" and an attempt to enforce extraterritorial control. Amid rising tensions, the UAE has reportedly halted financial and trade transactions with Iran after missile strikes were reported in regional waters targeting maritime vessels. This has added further economic pressure in the region. 2. Gaza Ceasefire and Disarmament Standoff The peace plan remains in a s...

 Dubai has announced major changes to its long-term visa rules for 2026, bringing big relief for expats and residents living in the UAE. According to the latest update, the new visa rules will make it easier for professionals, investors, and skilled workers to get a 10-year Golden Visa. The process has now become more simple and fast. The UAE government said this decision was taken to attract more global talent and to make Dubai a top destination for living and working. Key Highlights of the New Rules: - Golden Visa process will now take less time. - More categories of professionals are added. - No need for a local sponsor in many cases. - Family sponsorship becomes easier. Experts believe this move will increase the number of people moving to Dubai in 2026 and will boost the economy. For residents already living in Dubai, this is a great opportunity to secure their long-term future in the UAE. Stay tuned to WorldPulse 24 for the latest Dubai and UAE updates.