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@nickimoraa From all the stories that didn’t happen, this one didn’t happen the most

@hyperskivo @LordBalyn @gabyvivassa This law is already scrapped, never had a chance.

@LordBalyn @gabyvivassa They are going to impose a capital gains tax of 36% over UNREALIZED gains in 2028 Get the fock out. Already people are leaving in droves. They will found out they shot themselves in the foot and they will even put more draconian laws like an exit tax. Get the fock out.

Top 5 countries you should escape sooner rather than later… 🇨🇦 Canada 🇦🇺 Australia 🇬🇧 UK 🇩🇪 Germany 🇳🇱 Netherlands Bonus 1 country you should renounce 🇺🇸 USA

@vikhyatk @kipupwidanshika Unless your ticket conditions are fully flexible this is not possible

@kipupwidanshika yes i did it this morning

> wake up > flight takes off in 2 mins > open amex app > cancel and get full refund this is why america is the greatest country on earth

@Kristinartz @grok is this true?

IF I DIE BEFORE MY DOG, LET HIM SEE MY BODY. DOGS UNDERSTAND DEATH. I DON'T WANT HIM TO THINK I ABANDONED HIM.

@ridghuha Хачито с Ричард Гир

мне нужен фильм, который эмоционально меня разрушит и разъебет в щепки

@varunkrish You need to move on with your life. Will you report every flight to and from Doha

First flight from Bangkok arriving into Doha earlier today on Qatar Airways. Hopefully this means more passengers stranded in Doha get to leave.

@r3dash Weekends are never good because US / Israel will use the max at hand on weekends, expect it to be busy tomorrow

So, it's been 7 days since we've been stuck in Doha. I wanted to share a few updates, since I have been getting a lot of calls/messages: 1. We have no relief flights from Doha to India yet. And, there's no visibility in the horizon either. 2. Indian Embassy of Qatar is mostly incommunicado. The phone lines are near-impossible to connect to. This is adding to the anxiety of many stranded Indian passengers here. @IndEmbDoha I know because we have a WA group to help share information. 3. Accommodation and food are still being provided. And, Qatar Airways has a 24hr help desk at our hotel. 4. Many folks have managed to exit out through Riyadh and Saudi Arabia with on-arrival VISAs (note that you need a stamped UK, US, or Schengen VISA for the same). We haven't done that yet because one of our colleagues doesn't have that option. 5. Thankfully, the embassy @IndEmbDoha has offered to facilitate VISAs for the same but with the caveat that they need 48 hours to respond. I believe -- considering the emergency -- it should be handled faster. Also, the form requires us to share onward flight ticket from any Saudi AIRPORT. What date should we book it for, if we have no clarity on how long it will take for us to get a VISA? Truth be told, I started off calm and composed, despite the loud blasts, and the sirens. But now, the anxiety and frustration is setting in. It is further exasperated by the fact that many folks have been able to get out of Dubai and Abu Dhabi. @DrSJaishankar @MEAIndia if you could help all the stranded passengers here and help us in anyway possible, that would be great.

@soupsranjan What is total price including both taxis

I crossed over to Oman from Dubai yesterday via the Hatta border Muscat airport is open for flights while Dubai airspace remains closed till March 7 Muscat is safe and calm (3rd pic). Almost surreal in this madness. People are kind and welcoming. I would come back here for vacation. And the border crossing over land was smooth. I wish someone told me all this information before - I would have crossed over much earlier. Sitting in a hotel room you start thinking of everything that can go wrong. I was thinking I am going to drive through mountains and deserts in maybe war torn territory. And that's why I didn't do it earlier. It was a scary proposition but honestly I was overthinking it Of course I don't recommend doing the border crossing at night time. The roads are great and the scenery is beautiful Do it at least 1 day before your flight. Also being cash. You would need 50 AED to pay for your visa stamping in Oman The entire journey door to door took me 8 hours. But that was when there were no lines at the transit counters. I am seeing reports of a lot of traffic at the Hatta border now, so account for an extra couple of hours ie you should expect 9-10 hours door to door The entire trip involved 2 private cars and 2 buses. Here's what to expect step by step: 1. Arrive in a taxi to the Hatta border. Couple of hours. Beautiful scenery through mountains (1st pic) 2. You are dropped off at the border on UAE side with your luggage Luggage is scanned and then you get an exit stamp on your passport This is where you might have the first queue of people I am not posting pictures of the border because of security reasons 3. Now you board a UAE bus with your luggage that takes you to a circular area You get off with your luggage and board a second bus, this one from Oman with your luggage 4. The Omani bus driver then asked us to give him 50 AED in cash for Visa fee You then disembark the Omani bus and enter the Oman border control office for your visa stamping You have to take out your luggage again for the 2nd and final scanning This is where you might have long queues again 5. You board your Omani bus again and it now brings you to a spot that is pictured below (2nd pic) This is where you get into another taxi if you pre-arranged for it. Or you can also find a taxi from here as I saw many taxi drivers there 6. Now you drive to Muscat for 2.5-3 hours Please share this with others who are stranded in Dubai and considering an option via Muscat

@jamieba84878021 @SecRubio @TravelGov Just make your own way out. They won’t care. Get a Drive to Riyad and then flights operate from there. Do it before that route also closes

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@varunkrish Take a car to Riyad and fly from there. Soon all is closed and the glass building won’t be a good hide from missiles and drones.

Hearing some explosions again over Doha 🚨🚨

@varunkrish Qatar cancelled flights till 6th March

It looks like @qatarairways cancelled all flights up to 5th of March and now only from 6th March flights are available to book. #closedskies Meanwhile @etihad and @emirates resumed flights

@Profess0rrr AI is getting too real

@alendales Легенда

@_A_khalifa Safety isn’t guaranteed

Love this video: ‘Streets are calm, safe, everyone’s chilling no panic at all. “Dubai’s still the safest spot around” Thanks for the real talk, champ ❤️

@aijjtoto So the sustenance was Ozempic

Деми Мур появилась на красной дорожке Actor Awards (ранее известных как SAG Awards) в чёрном платье Schiaparelli Couture, которое приковало к себе все взгляды. Главным акцентом образа стала огромная деталь из белого тюля на задней части платья.

@LondonRealTV Don’t what but something is annoying

Dubai back to normal…airports open…with more love than ever…bullish on the UAE 🇦🇪 🚀❤️

U know who is celebrating the attack on Dubai right now? People who cant afford it but would really love to live here. But cant. Dubai is a beauty right on the other side of $50k+ per month. No better city. Deal with it. Nothing changed.

@TKralow Being afraid of drones doesn’t mean you are betraying Dubai. It’s common sense to look for safety. What are you trying to say?

The biggest Russian news channel just got upset about my view of the current Dubai situation! And yes, I genuinely dont care!

@varunkrish Hi, can you retweet my post. Unlike your positive experience, Qatar is refusing compensation to others. Let’s bring light on it.

Hello from Doha, Qatar, not the morning we were hoping for.