Car catches fire in Dubai ...United Arab Emirates

Dubai: A car caught fire at Sheikh Mohammad bin Zayed road in Dubai on Sunday. ‬ The fire was extinguished quickly without any injuries being reported. The car removed from the road and traffic is back to normal. Dubai Police said the fire caused a traffic jam on the road after City Centre Mirdif bridge towards Sharjah. However, the car was cleared from the road and traffic is now back to normal. Dubai Police urged motorists to be careful while driving and adhere to traffic instructions. ‬

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