ADD ANI AS A TRUSTED SOURCE
googleads
Menu
Middle East

Dubai Municipality responds to over 100 emergency reports due to rainstorm

Rainwater pools in a few Dubai neighbourhoods to fallen trees on several main and internal roadways were among the emergencies

ANI Aug 06, 2023 21:44 IST googleads

There were 69 reports of fallen trees (Photo/WAM)

Dubai [UAE], August 6 (ANI/WAM):  Due to the emirate's inclement weather yesterday, Dubai Municipality received up to 100 emergency reports.
Rainwater pools in a few Dubai neighbourhoods to fallen trees on several main and internal roadways were among the emergencies.
Since the weather situation, the Municipality has taken preventive precautions and has put its emergency response teams on standby.
As the rain stopped, emergency crews began responding to emergency calls across Dubai. This is part of the Dubai Municipality's strategies and processes for managing Dubai's diverse weather conditions all year long, ensuring rapid and efficient rainwater pool drainage, and removing hazardous trash that could jeopardise the general safety of residents.
According to Dubai Municipality, the command-and-control centre in charge of administering and monitoring the emirate's complete operations got up to 100 emergency reports as a result of the precipitation.
There were 69 reports of fallen trees in neighbourhoods or on internal roads, and 16 reports of fallen trees on Dubai main roadways owing to strong wind speed. In addition, the Municipality received 18 requests for rainwater pool draining.
In addition, the Municipality assigned additional workers to monitor garbage disposal procedures on roadways, such as tree branches, grass, and sands, as well as deal with rainwater pools and clogged subterranean drains caused by the deluge.
Dubai Municipality has asked the public to call the primary emergency number 800900 if they have any reports or emergencies related to the present weather conditions that may endanger public safety.  (ANI/WAM)

Get the App

What to Read Next

Middle East

Oman Air cancel multiple routes amid regional airspace disruption

Oman Air cancel multiple routes amid regional airspace disruption

Oman Air confirmed that flights to and from Amman (AMM), Dubai (DXB), Bahrain (BAH), Doha (DOH), Dammam (DMM), Kuwait (KWI), Copenhagen (CPH), Baghdad (BGW), and Khasab (KHS) are cancelled until March 22.

Read More
Middle East

UAE hails UNSC resolution condemning unprovoked Iranian strikes 

UAE hails UNSC resolution condemning unprovoked Iranian strikes 

The UAE has led a successful UN diplomatic push, with the Security Council adopting Resolution 2817 to condemn Iran's "egregious attacks." Co-sponsored by 140 nations, the resolution demands an end to "indiscriminate strikes" and affirms the UAE's right to self-defence against threats to its sovereignty and civilian infrastructure.

Read More
Middle East

UAE activates air defences to counter missile threat

UAE activates air defences to counter missile threat

The UAE has activated air defences to intercept an Iranian missile and drone attack, advising residents to "remain in a safe location." Authorities have intercepted over 1,700 threats since the conflict began. While most were neutralised, hostilities have tragically caused six deaths and 131 injuries among various nationalities.

Read More
Middle East

US-Israeli airstrikes damage over 19,000 civilian buildings

US-Israeli airstrikes damage over 19,000 civilian buildings

The Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) has reported significant damage to civilian infrastructure across Iran following the ongoing military campaign by US and Israeli forces, which began on February 28, 2026. The IRCS said that more than 19,000 civilian units across the country have been damaged as a result of US-Israeli airstrikes.

Read More
Asia

India assisting return of its citizens from Iran via land routes

India assisting return of its citizens from Iran via land routes

MEA official spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal, while addressing an Inter-Ministerial Briefing on Recent Developments in West Asia, said that the Indian Embassy in Tehran remains fully operational and is on high alert. The government is assisting Indian nationals, including students and pilgrims, who wish to leave the country. He further added that those choosing to exit Iran via land, the embassy is assisting citizens in crossing into Armenia and Azerbaijan, from where they can board commercial flights to return to India.

Read More
Home About Us Our Products Advertise Contact Us Terms & Condition Privacy Policy

Copyright © aninews.in | All Rights Reserved.