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Win up to Dh40,000 in prizes with your nol card - here's how

Here's one more reason to grab that backpack and look forward to a trip to school - this is your opportunity to win prizes worth nearly Dh40,000. Schools reopened after a summer break on Monday, August 31 in the UAE, and the traffic back to class has been enthusiastic. And now, in Dubai, you can get rewarded while you make your way there. Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News…

Win up to Dh40,000 in prizes with your nol card - here's how

Dubai students returning to school this Monday can win up to Dh40,000 in prizes just by buying a special nol card during a limited time. Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority announced this opportunity on August 31, the first day schools reopened after the summer break. Nol cards are already widely used for public transportation in the UAE capital, but this program adds an extra perk - the chance to win a substantial cash prize.

To participate, individuals must purchase a nol Travel card from participating Zoom stores between September 3 and October 17. Once in possession of a card, they automatically enter a draw for the generous jackpot. The RTA tweeted about the raffle drawing on the first day of the new school year. While nol cards are primarily transit passes, they can also function as debit cards for various purchases across Dubai, including groceries and medicines at over 2,000 partnered outlets.

Each cardholder's spending limit is set at Dh200. To learn more about the benefits of nol cards, interested parties can click here.

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