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Hormuz oil spill forces closure of UAE beaches

Arabika Newsroom 29 Oct 2026 Source: Al Jazeera English

Hormuz oil spill forces closure of UAE beaches

Photo: Al Jazeera English

An oil spill from a damaged tanker in the Strait of Hormuz has reached the UAE’s beaches, forcing their closure.

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