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Dubai ushered in Eid Al Fitr this year with good wishes, cheer and a healthy dollop of rain.
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At the end of the rush of water, there was a rainbow too.
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As residents of the UAE begin to mark Eid, a festival known well for the feeling of community it invokes, there are a number of restrictions in place to stem the rise in coronavirus. As a result, the day had a friendly, if social-distancing-rife vibe.
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The rain that gushed down streets and lanes, over apartment buildings and roads however seemed to clear up perspective.
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After all, like the rainbow at the end of the rain, the pandemic too shall pass – we shall celebrate together once more.
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