Leave Syria, UAE tells its nationals

Saturday - Nov 26, 2011, 12:00pm (GMT+5.5)

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Abu Dhabi - The United Arab Emirates has urged its nationals to leave Syria in view of the turmoil prevailing there. Those planning to travel to the country have been asked to postpone their visit.

"Emiratis who are already in Syria are advised to avoid large gatherings of people, exercise caution and leave Syrian territory because of the current circumstances there," said Director of Nationals' Affairs at the Ministry Ambassador Eissa Abdullah Al-Kalbani.

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