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Watch out for these road closures in Abu Dhabi

Tuesday, 13 April 2021 10:52

By ARN News Staff

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Authorities in Abu Dhabi have announced the partial closure of Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed from Thursday, April 15.

Drivers have been advised to proceed with caution and abide by the traffic rules.

The partial closure will remain in place until Sunday, April 18, the Integrated Transport Centre of Abu Dhabi announced.

In the first phase, two right lanes and a ramp towards Maqta Bridge will be closed 11:00 pm on Thursday, to 11:00 am on Saturday, April 17.

While a right lane and a ramp will be shut in the second stage from 11:00 am on Saturday until 05:00 am on Sunday.

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