DUBAI: Dubai was busy on Thursday clearing its waterlogged roads and drying out flooded homes two days after a record storm deposited a year’s worth of rainfall in a day. Dubai International Airport, a major travel hub, struggled to clear a backlog of flights, and many roads were still flooded in the aftermath of Tuesday’s deluge. The rains were the heaviest experienced by the UAE in the 75 years that records have been kept.  They brought much of the country to a standstill and caused significant damage.

Two previously seated jurors were dismissed early in the day, but by the close of proceedings, 12 jurors had been named.

DUBAI: Dubai was busy on Thursday clearing its waterlogged roads and drying out flooded homes two days after a record storm deposited a year’s worth of rainfall in a day. Dubai International Airport, a major travel hub, struggled to clear a backlog of flights, and many roads were still flooded in the aftermath of Tuesday’s deluge. The rains were the heaviest experienced by the UAE in the 75 years that records have been kept.  They brought much of the country to a standstill and caused significant damage.

DUBAI: Dubai was busy on Thursday clearing its waterlogged roads and drying out flooded homes two days after a record storm deposited a year’s worth of rainfall in a day. Dubai International Airport, a major travel hub, struggled to clear a backlog of flights, and many roads were still flooded in the aftermath of Tuesday’s deluge. The rains were the heaviest experienced by the UAE in the 75 years that records have been kept.  They brought much of the country to a standstill and caused significant damage.

Two previously seated jurors were dismissed early in the day, but by the close of proceedings, 12 jurors had been named.