Warnings as more fog descends on UAE roads

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Fog alerts have been issued this morning for Dubai and Abu Dhabi, with visibility reduced on many roads.

The National Centre of Meteorology advises caution on several routes.

These include Al Jaddaf to Al Khail and Sheikh Zayed Road towards Abu Dhabi.

Abu Dhabi Police say drivers must monitor the electronic boards for updates.

Speed limits have been reduced to 80 kmph on Abu Dhabi - Al Ain road (Al Mafraq - Al Amerah), Nahil - Al Falah road, Mohammed Bin Rashid between Abu Dhabi and Dubai, Sheikj Khalifa Bin Zayed Intl. road (Al Mafraq - Hameem), Al Sad to Sweihan, and Sweihan to Ajban.

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