Dubai is currently experiencing unstable weather marked by heavy rains and storms. Authorities, including Dubai Police, have issued warnings and precautionary measures to ensure public safety during this period.
Safety Warnings and Precautions
- Residents are advised to avoid swimming and marine activities due to sudden dangerous changes in sea conditions.
- Authorities have urged the public to stay away from coastal areas and regions prone to waterlogging.
- Strict fines ranging from Dh400 to Dh2,000 have been implemented for unsafe driving to reduce the risk of accidents.
Emergency Response and Infrastructure
- 22 rescue teams have been deployed across Dubai to respond to emergencies.
- 120 cranes are on standby to assist in critical situations.
- Waterlogged roads have created challenges for motorists amid the heavy downpour.
Government and Public Actions
- Remote work has been mandated for public sector employees in Dubai on December 19 to limit travel during the adverse weather.
- Residents are encouraged to keep updated with official weather reports and follow safety instructions.
- Many are adapting their work and travel plans in response to forecasts of ongoing unstable weather.
The National Center of Meteorology has confirmed that this first wave of seasonal unstable weather will continue to impact Abu Dhabi and Dubai. For ongoing updates, stay tuned to Questiqa World News.
