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Dubai offers gold as a reward for weight loss

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The Government of Dubai will reward 1g of gold for every pound lost in 30 day challenge.The government's concern regarding obesity and weight gain is getting worse and hope this campaign that rewards people with gold for every pound they lose will help solve the health issues. 
Dubai offers gold as a reward for weight loss

Participants need to lose more than two pounds to get the prize. Those interested can apply from this Friday on Your Weight in Gold program, which should last about a month. The three people who lose the most weight will go into a draw to win a gold coin valued at U.S. $ 5400 (about U.S. $ 12,000).
 "What else, lose weight, gain more gold," said Hussein Lootah, Director General of Dubai Municipality. 
The only problem is that the campaign coincides with the fasting month Ramadan. Sorry, only citizens of UAE can participate.

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