Abu Dhabi pays hotel expenses of stranded Israelis

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The Emirate of Abu Dhabi has issued a directive to hotels to extend the stay of tourists who cannot leave, among them some 500 Israelis, due to the airspace closure across the country, Hebrew media reported on Sunday night.

Abu Dhabi’s Department of Culture and Tourism wrote in a directive it will cover the costs for all hotel extensions. “The cost of the extended stay will be covered by DCT Abu Dhabi. Kindly send all related invoices” to the department’s email address, the directive obtained by Ynet read.

Iran’s missile and drone campaign in the Gulf has killed three people and wounded 58 in the United Arab Emirates, Emirati authorities said on March 1, the day after the United States and Israel launched a nationwide attack on Iran, killing its supreme leader.

Iran has reportedly launched hundreds of missiles into UAE territory since the war broke out on Saturday morning, prompting the Gulf state to close its airspace to civilian traffic.

 
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