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A barbed barrier stretching four meters divides the desert landscape at the UAE-Omani frontier. On February 17, 2021, before dawn, Albert Douglas—a 58-year-old British entrepreneur—was stealthily tracing its perimeter in search of an opening. Douglas, who appears slender, wears glasses, and possesses a warm, sincere grin, never anticipated his circumstances would deteriorate to this point. Compelled to forsake his luxurious residence on Dubai's Palm Jumeirah, an exclusive tree-shaped neighborhood, he had gone underground. Once accustomed to being driven in a Rolls-Royce, he now rode in a smuggler's pickup truck under cover of darkness. His transporters had delivered him to the remote Al Ain border zone adjacent to Oman. The rapid dissolution of his former existence seemed almost unbelievable. His sole objective became crossing that formidable barrier.
David Payne, co-proprietor of adjacent Mill Street Kitchen, informed BBC Radio Stoke he maintained weekend operations to assist emergency personnel safeguarding the vicinity.