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2027: Police warn parties against hate speech, violence in Bauchi

The Bauchi State Police Command has warned political parties against hate speech and violence, urging them to adopt issue-based campaigns for the 2027 elec Read More: https://punchng.com/2027-police-warn-parties-against-hate-speech-violence-in-bauchi/

2027: Police warn parties against hate speech, violence in Bauchi

Abu Dhabi police are cautioning drivers about hazardous road conditions due to forecasted rain, fog, and gusty winds across parts of the UAE. The National Centre of Meteorology predicts a chance of precipitation from Saturday through Tuesday, with afternoon cloud cover expected in eastern, northern, and southern regions.

Motorists are advised to check weather updates before departing, lower speeds, and maintain safe distances between vehicles to prevent accidents. Drivers should also avoid driving through areas where rainwater has pooled or where flooding may occur. Authorities stress the importance of refraining from using mobile devices while driving and adhering to speed limits displayed on electronic road signs, which may change based on weather and road conditions.

The Traffic and Security Patrols Directorate warns of the dangers posed by reduced visibility and vehicles sliding on wet roads. Drivers are urged to remain alert and take precautions to safeguard themselves and other road users. Rain, mist, and winds up to 50 kilometers per hour are anticipated across the UAE.

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