Developed by the Geographical Information Systems (GIS), the application 'makani.Ae' will help the user find the exact location of a building by entering the 10-digit code of that building.
"People will just have to remember 10 digits which they can use in the app to find exact location to the entrance of the building they want to go to," Director of the GIS Abdul Hakim Malik said.
"We opted for the number system for the address because we have over 200 nationalities speaking more than 100 languages in Dubai. With the number system, there will be no more confusion in identifying any place, building, street or locality in Dubai," Malik was quoted as saying by the Khaleej Times.
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