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How long have you been reading Gulf News? How has it impacted your life?
- Gulf News
- Published: 23:16 October 8, 2007
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- Gulf News was first published on September 30, 1978
How long have you been reading Gulf News?
How has it impacted your life?
How has Gulf News changed your life?
Which is the one story that left a lasting impression?
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Your comments
I have been reading Gulf News for the last six years and it certainly is one of the best in the region. There have been many news items which have created an impression but none like the story about Abbas, the nine-month-old boy who was killed in Israeli airstrike on Lebanon. The picture of the "dust- covered" Abbas with the pacifier around his neck being lifted still comes back to me. More so because my son was of the same age when Abbas was killed.
Sharmila
Sharjah,UAE
Posted: October 09, 2007, 08:49
For the last five years, I have been reading Gulf News. I am very interested in news about Dubai, Abu Dhabi, the problems about traffic and rent hikes.
Muhammad
Abu Dhabi,UAE
Posted: October 09, 2007, 08:37
I found my first job in September 1998 as a guard because of the Gulf News classifieds. Now, I am a General Manager.
Haitham
Dubai,UAE
Posted: October 09, 2007, 08:28
The Friday magazine with the article ?Shawarma for Life? is really very touching sometimes. The stories told by people there are very sentimental and makes you realise that there is more to life than just money, career or ego.
Usha
Sharjah,UAE
Posted: October 09, 2007, 07:49
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