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Dubai Abattoirs received 29,252 sacrifices during Eid Al Adha

05/08/20

Dubai Abattoirs of Dubai Municipality received 29,252 animals for sacrifice during Eid Al Adha, which included 15,571 sacrifices for individuals, 2,536 for meat, 1,646 for companies and 9,499 sacrifices for charities. According to Dubai Municipality statistics, on the Arafa day 2,787 sacrifices were conducted for individuals, and on the first day of Eid 5,817 sacrifices […]

Volunteers join butchers to support Dubai Abattoirs to provide best service to public

29/07/20

As Eid Al Adha is approaching, Dubai Municipality has strengthened efforts to provide the best service to the public in its abattoirs through 200 butchers, volunteers and workers. With the aim of ensuring the speedy delivery of the service during the Eid Al Adha period, the Fast Abattoir service will be operated in order to […]

Municipality Director General conducts inspection tour of Dubai abattoirs

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As Eid Al Adha is approaching, Dawoud Al Hajri, Director General of Dubai Municipality, conducted an inspection tour at Dubai Abattoirs, in order to ensure their readiness and preparedness to provide their services to the public in an efficient and effective manner. Concerned officials from the Municipality and people from the Smart Apps to request […]

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Tuesday 11^th August 2020 /

Glossy Ibis

Scientific Name: Plegadis falcinellus

Passage hatched and winters in UAE

Glossy Ibis have touch sensors on the bill which helps them to find their prey by just touching the surface with its long curved beak.

Size:	48–66 cm long
Habitat:	Wet grasslands, inland wetlands, coastal lagoons and as well as mudflats.
IUCN Status:	Least Concern
Diet:	Fish, crustaceans, insects, mollusks and occasionally fish.
Other Status:	Annex II of CMS