In light of the anticipated weather conditions expected to affect Abu Dhabi from March 21 to March 27, 2026, the Abu Dhabi Department of Municipalities and Transport has heightened its readiness to ensure public safety and service continuity. This proactive approach is part of a comprehensive emergency plan that involves collaboration with various relevant authorities to manage the situation effectively.
Enhanced Emergency Operations
The Department has activated emergency operations centers within the Abu Dhabi City Municipality, Al Ain City Municipality, and Al Dhafra Municipality. These centers will be operational around the clock to address reports and monitor the evolving weather conditions. Integrated teams comprising engineers, inspectors, and supervisors will be deployed, supported by auxiliary workers, heavy machinery, and specialized vehicles.
Public Safety First
The department urges the community to report any flooding or weather-related observations to the emergency operations centers by calling 993. Residents are advised to avoid entering valleys, dry riverbeds, and other areas prone to water accumulation during this weather period. Adhering to official guidelines is crucial for ensuring the safety of individuals and property while assisting operational teams in their vital work.
Continuous Communication
To keep the public informed and safe, the Department of Municipalities and Transport will provide regular updates through various channels. Ensuring clear communication will enhance community awareness and preparedness, ultimately contributing to more effective management of the anticipated weather impacts.
By prioritizing readiness and safety, the Abu Dhabi Department of Municipalities and Transport remains committed to protecting the community and maintaining essential services amid the upcoming weather challenges.