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    Sharjah temporarily closes city beaches as precaution against marine pollution from oil spill

    Specialised teams and authorities are taking measures to prevent pollution from a maritime tanker oil spill from reaching the emirate’s beaches

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    The closure is aimed at preventing marine pollution resulting from the spill from reaching the beaches, according to an announcement published by Sharjah Media on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.

    The closure is aimed at preventing marine pollution resulting from the spill from reaching the beaches, according to an announcement published by Sharjah Media on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.

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