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Traffic hassles eased at Arabian Ranches
Blissful drive The new Dh410 million Arabian Ranches interchange, which was previously a roundabout, opened on Friday.
Dubai: Blissful drive The new Dh410 million Arabian Ranches interchange, which was previously a roundabout, opened on Friday.
Traffic was moving freely around the interchange that links Emirates Road with Umm Suqeim and Al Qudrah Roads.
Some parts of Emirates Road were coned off on the approach to the new interchange, which comprises a multi-tier flyover spanning 11 bridges and one underpass.
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