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Heavy rainfall floods Dubai airport, malls & residential areas

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A severe storm and heavy rainfall have caused flooding in various parts of Dubai, including airports, malls, and residential areas.
Dubai has experienced heavy rainfall, leading to flooding in numerous areas, as depicted in widely circulated social media videos.
An airplane was observed in motion, governed by the waves from the severe flooding.
Heavy rainfall floods Dubai airport, malls & residential areas

A strong storm and heavy rainfall create flooding in several parts of Dubai, including airports, shopping centers, and residential areas.

Dubai recently had heavy rainfall, resulting in flooding in numerous areas, as shown in widely shared social media videos.

 

 

 

 

An airplane was spotted in motion, controlled by the waves from the severe floods. According to some reports, many people were stranded in the UAE as a result of widespread flight cancellations caused by heavy rain.

Some of these people have been stranded at the airport for hours, without access to food or the ability to leave.

Media personality Angela Nwosu, who lives in Dubai, posted a video of her kitchen after the severe rain to demonstrate how it was affected. She described how they had been dealing with water all day.

Watch video below

Downpour: Flood sacks residents in Dubai, UAE

📹: X/jamiebsmith / @angelanwosu

https://t.co/5zBTMP0cA0

— Instablog9ja (@instablog9ja) April 16, 2024
Reacting to the post…

@Rankingtv asked: “Na the same Dubai wey dey talk say e better pass Nigeria bdis or another Dubai de?”

@Paulozma queried: “So upon all the money wey dem get dem no fit get better flood control system?”

@Jerry Doubles stated: “This is just messy on all fronts… Dry Dubai is now flooded”

@Maya Banks said: “This is some crazy flood. Cars submerged”

@Omo Kogi noted: “Almost everywhere in the middle east is flooded… Some with casualties. Be safe japarians”

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