Emergency alert in Dubai: City grapples with floods and thunderstorms

In a shocking turn of events, Dubai and parts of the United Arab Emirates have been hit by an intense thunderstorm, leading to waterlogged roads and widespread flooding. The city is in a state of chaos as the extreme weather conditions have forced people indoors, advising them to avoid beaches and brace for more disruptions.

Dubai Police and Authorities Issue Emergency Alerts

As the situation worsened, Dubai Police issued an urgent alert early in the morning, cautioning people to stay clear of flood-prone areas and exercise extreme caution. The UAE’s National Center of Meteorology raised a yellow and orange alert, amplifying the urgency of the situation.

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Dubai in chaos: Torrential rain and thunderstorm cause havoc, floods, and traffic mayhem
Dubai in chaos: Torrential rain and thunderstorm cause havoc, floods, and traffic mayhem

Social Media Flooded with Visuals of the Havoc

The internet is abuzz with shocking visuals shared by Dubai residents on social media platforms. In one viral video, a man is seen navigating a flooded road in a small boat, highlighting the severity of the situation. Emergency response teams, including Dubai Police and Dubai Municipality, were quick to respond, regulating traffic and initiating rainwater drainage measures.

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Travel Chaos as Flights and Public Transport Disrupted

The unprecedented weather conditions wreaked havoc at Dubai International Airport, with multiple flights being redirected and cancelled. The Roads and Transport Authority of Dubai also announced the suspension of several bus lines, including those connecting to Sharjah and Ajman, due to the flooding.

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