UAE: Unseasonable rains kill at least seven people ...Kuwait

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At least seven people have been killed in the United Arab Emirates after unseasonable downpours triggered flash flooding in eastern districts of the normally parched Gulf state, authorities said. "We regret to announce that six people of Asian nationalities have been found dead as a result of the floods," the interior ministry's chief of central operations, Ali al-Tunaiji, said. The ministry later announced the death of a seventh Asian migrant. July temperatures in the UAE regularly hit 40C (104F) but its east coast can also be affected by the Indian Ocean monsoon. When torrential rain falls on sun-baked earth, it can lead to flash flooding. The emergency services

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