Dubai is currently experiencing heavy rains and unpredictable weather conditions, leading to significant disruptions across the city. In response, the police have deployed 22 rescue teams and stationed 120 cranes to be ready for any emergencies.
Authorities have issued warnings urging residents to follow official safety instructions and stay informed about the evolving weather situation. Numerous roads have become waterlogged, making travel difficult for motorists. The Dubai Police specifically advised against swimming and any marine activities due to sudden and dangerous changes in sea conditions.
Work and Public Safety Measures
The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) has recommended that private sector employers affected by the rains allow employees to work remotely. Additionally, all government employees in Dubai will be working from home on December 19 as a precaution.
In nearby Ajman, all public parks have been temporarily closed and will reopen only after weather conditions improve to ensure public safety. The UAE’s National Media Authority is actively providing updates on the weather and necessary safety measures.
Safety Advisories
Authorities strongly advise residents to:
- Go outdoors only when absolutely necessary.
- Avoid coastal areas and locations prone to flooding.
- Refrain from marine activities due to unpredictable sea conditions.
Heavy rains have already caused damage such as uprooted trees and damage to vehicles in several areas, highlighting the need for caution during this period.
Stay tuned to Questiqa World News for the latest updates on this developing situation.
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