Roads leading to Khorfakkan, Kalba temporarily closed
UAE’s General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) affirmed on Monday that the air traffic movement is normal after the country’s defence forces intercepted and destroyed a missile attack launched by Yemen’s Houthi militants.
A statement issued by the GCAA said all flights are operating as usual.
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The GCAA affirmed: “There is no impact on flights and airports resulting from the interception of the ballistic missile launched by the Houthi terrorist militia on the country.'' The GCAA also called on the public to refer to official sources for all information and udpates.
The Ministry of Defence announced early morning on Monday that a ballistic missile launched towards the UAE by Yemen-based Houthi militants was successfully intercepted and destroyed.
Roads leading to Khorfakkan, Kalba temporarily closed
Officials wade through thigh-high floodwaters to bring people to safety
At one point, there were over 200 people stranded in and around a petrol station
A video shows the treacherous conditions under which rescuers worked
Civil Defence, firefighters reach the spot within 6 minutes
Users can monitor and control the system remotely and receive an early warning on the phone
Authorities are conducting a site cooling operation
Authority airlifts one casualty with assistance from the Ministry of Interior