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Dubai Duty Free Shoppers Win Big with Million-Dollar Prizes

Dubai Duty Free Shoppers Win Big with Million-Dollar Prizes

Two expats claimed $1 million each in the latest draw.
Two expatriates from India and the Philippines have each won $1 million in the latest Dubai Duty Free raffle.

The popular draw, which has created hundreds of millionaires since its launch, continues to attract global travelers passing through Dubai International Airport.

Winners expressed shock and gratitude, calling the prize life-changing.
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تسوقوا في دبي إكسبو واكسبوا جوائز بملايين الدولارات (Arabic)
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