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The UAE has received its heaviest rainfall in the last 75 years. Water is visible all around in Dubai, the smartest city of UAE. The rain has spoiled the image of the city. Rainfall 259.5 mm. Is. It has brought public life, transport and trade to a standstill. The government has ordered a review of how many crores of rupees will be spent to bring the UAE back to its previous state.
Special committee ordered
UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has ordered authorities to assess and address the damage caused by floods across the country. A committee has also been formed for this. Meanwhile, on April 24, the UAE announced $544 million (Rs 4,535 crore) to repair homes of Emirati families.
Government is busy in restoring Dubai
Prime Minister Mohammad Rashid Al-Maktoum held a cabinet meeting and then said that we are trying to deal with the floods. The Cabinet has approved two billion dirhams to deal with the damage caused by the floods. The UAE government said that we are a country that learns from every experience. Hopefully some way will be found to avoid such incidents in future.
Torrential rains have wreaked havoc in Dubai
Torrential rains completely destroyed Dubai. Roads, intersections, homes, shops and airports were flooded. 4 people have died due to heavy rain. Before UAE, there was a storm in Oman on 14 April, in which 21 people lost their lives. After this a storm came in UAE and it rained heavily.