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UAE deregulates fuel prices - GN Headlines
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Daily headlines from the UAE and around the world brought to you by Gulf News. UAE deregulates fuel prices. Rains hit north Pakistan. Taylor Swift lead VMA nominations. See more at: http://gulfnews.com/gntv
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Good day. Welcome to the Gulf News update for Wednesday, July the 22nd. Here are the
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top stories at this hour.
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The Ministry of Energy has announced fuel prices will be deregulated across the UAE
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from August 1st, and a new policy linked to global oil prices will be adopted. The decisions
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aimed at supporting the national economy, lowering fuel consumption, protecting the
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environment and preserving national resources, according to Sahil al-Mazroui, Minister of
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Energy. He said a fuel price committee has been set up to review prices against average
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international levels prior to their implementation in the Emirates. On the 28th of each month,
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the committee will announce the prices for the following month. In line with this decision,
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prices of gasoline and diesel for August will be announced on Tuesday, July 28th, based
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on average global prices with the addition of operating costs, according to the ministry.
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More rains forecast in northern Pakistan after flash floods inundated several villages
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in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan provinces. Dozens of people have died, Pakistani media
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reported, and hundreds of thousands have been displaced. Pop singer Taylor Swift, British
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singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran, R&B singer Beyonce and DJ producer Mark Ronson lead the nominations
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for the MTV Video Music Awards, the cable network said. Swift, whose album 1989 was
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the best-selling of 2014, earned nine nominations for the awards to be handed out on August
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30th. Sheeran garnered six nominations, while Beyonce and Ronson each scored five nods.
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And finally, the weather. Today's high across the UAE will be 41 degrees Celsius, dropping
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to 32 tonight. That's all for now. Thanks for watching and as always, you can get the
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