UAE: How Dubai, Abu Dhabi tackle the problem of abandoned vehicles

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Dubai Municipality has initiated a campaign against abandoned vehicles as residents return from summer holidays. The "Clean Vehicle, Sustainable City" campaign aims to raise awareness about the negative impact of neglected vehicles and promote social responsibility. A team monitors and documents neglected vehicles and equipment throughout the emirate, with violators facing fines and potential vehicle confiscation. Abu Dhabi has also recently launched a similar campaign to clear public spaces of abandoned cars.

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