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The UAE Advises Not Going Out Except When Necessary During Unstable Weather
If you check your weather app right now, you’ll see the rain is expected to last until Friday. It’s a rare change for Dubai, so enjoy it while it lasts… but most importantly, stay safe.
Rain, thunder, and hail have been hitting the country today. So, the UAE has advised residents to stay indoors and only go out if necessary as unstable weather continues across the country.
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Safety tips from authorities
The Ministry of Interior has shared some precautions for everyone during this weather:
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Reminder! Driving In Flooded Valleys Can Cost AED 2,000 And 6 Black Points- Stay indoors; go out only if necessary
- Seek shelter immediately if you’re outside
- Park safely and stay inside your vehicle
- Cover cars and outdoor items
- Drive safely: follow limits and keep distance
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Protecting workers across the Emirates
The Ministry of Human and Resources said that in light of the expected weather, private sector companies across all Emirates have been asked to strengthen safety measures at worksites and take steps to protect workers while on duty and during their commute. Authorities emphasized that worker safety is a priority, and following occupational health and safety rules is a shared responsibility to ensure smooth operations.
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Dubai officials reassure residents
The National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority has reassured residents regarding the ongoing weather. Officials confirmed that thunder and other sounds during storms are normal and do not indicate any immediate threat. NCEMA also reminded the public that any danger will be communicated promptly through the National Early Warning System.
Stay safe, plan ahead, and make the most of the RARE rainy days in the UAE!
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