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Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms have once again hit the UAE, leading to flight cancellations and disruptions in daily life. Schools have shifted to remote learning, and companies are implementing work-from-home policies. Parks and beaches are closed, and several airlines are experiencing delays due to the inclement weather.
The return of heavy rainfall has prompted authorities to take precautionary measures, with schools transitioning to distance learning and companies enabling remote work arrangements. The Met department issued an orange alert, signaling the severity of the weather conditions.
Flight operations have been significantly impacted, with Emirates and other airlines cancelling flights due to the adverse weather. The disruption extends to Dubai, Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah, and Abu Dhabi, affecting both departures and arrivals.
Last month’s historic downpour highlighted the vulnerability of the UAE’s infrastructure to heavy rain, causing widespread flooding and damage. Dubai International Airport, a major hub for international travel, faced significant challenges in managing the water accumulation.
As the weather gradually improves, authorities anticipate a return to normalcy, with fair conditions expected in Dubai on May 3. However, the impact of the recent rainfall serves as a reminder of the need for continued preparedness and resilience in the face of extreme weather events.
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