10 Mar 2016

BREAKING!! HEAVY RAINFALL IN UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (UAE)




Severe thunderstorm has brought heavy rain to parts of the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday, disturbing movements of flights, flooding roads and forcing authorities to close schools the next day in the desert nation. At least three citizen has been confirmed dead In neighbouring Oman due to stormy weather conditions. Water poured through ceilings and whipped through streets in Dubai, the UAE's commercial capital. In Abu Dhabi, the hard rains forced the capital's stock market to halt trading and close for the day. All schools across the seven-emirate federation will be closed Thursday, according to the state-owned The National newspaper of Abu Dhabi. Some schools in Abu Dhabi cancelled classes Wednesday while those in Dubai closed early. The rain temporarily halted flights at Abu Dhabi International Airport, the home of Etihad. The rain also delayed some flights at Dubai International Airport, the home of long-haul carrier Emirates. The United Arab Emirates' National Center for Meteorology and Seismology had warned that heavy rains were possible Wednesday. It said the unstable weather likely will continue into Thursday. The Times of Oman reported that three people have died since Sunday across the country due to rain and lighting. The ministry of education also ordered schools across most of the country closed on Thursday.




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