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Home Panorama Thick fog shrouds Dubai ahead of New Year’s Eve fireworks 01-01-2017 03:20 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - A thick fog has shrouded downtown Dubai ahead of a New Year’s Eve fireworks display at the world’s tallest building. The seasonal fog, which has struck around the UAE this week, hid the Burj Khalifa from view Saturday morning. A fireworks display at the building, the world’s tallest at 828 meters, is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of people on Saturday night. Meanwhile, the fog caused flight delays at Dubai International Airport, the world’s busiest for international travel. The UAE’s National Center of Meteorology & Seismology issued a fog warning Saturday morning, saying that visibility had dropped below 100 meters in most areas. *AP

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Thick fog shrouds Dubai ahead of New Year’s Eve fireworks

01-01-2017 03:20 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - A thick fog has shrouded downtown Dubai ahead of a New Year’s Eve fireworks display at the world’s tallest building.

The seasonal fog, which has struck around the UAE this week, hid the Burj Khalifa from view Saturday morning.

A fireworks display at the building, the world’s tallest at 828 meters, is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of people on Saturday night.

Meanwhile, the fog caused flight delays at Dubai International Airport, the world’s busiest for international travel.

The UAE’s National Center of Meteorology & Seismology issued a fog warning Saturday morning, saying that visibility had dropped below 100 meters in most areas.

*AP

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