More than 3,000 Lexus cars are being recalled in the UAE due to faulty front-passenger airbags.
Certain Lexus GX and ISC models from 2014 to 2017 are the ones affected.
Dealer Al Futtaim Motors told ARN News that it has started contacting affected customers to arrange the free repairs.
The service campaign is part of a worldwide recall of vehicles involving defective Takata airbags.
UAE bans travel to Mali, urges nationals to return
The UAE has imposed a travel ban on nationals traveling to Mali following concerning developments, urging those currently in the country to depart and return at the earliest opportunity.
Rain, dusty conditions forecast across UAE from December 12
The UAE’s weather bureau has forecast chances of scattered rainfall, dusty conditions and rough seas from December 12 to December 19.
UAE continues aid aircraft delivery to Sri Lanka
The UAE's eight humanitarian aid aircraft has arrived at Srilanka's capital, Colombo, on Tuesday in efforts to support the country following the impact of floods and landslides.
BRIDGE confronts rising threat to privacy in age of relentless misinformation
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UAE offers condolences to Australia over death of firefighter in bushfire
The UAE has offered its condolences to Australia following the death of a firefighter during a bushfire north of Sydney.
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