Leaders have emphasised that the safety of the people is their top priority.
Power at Dubai's Mall of the Emirates temporarily went out earlier on Friday leaving many mallgoers in the dark.
In several tweets, residents and mallgoers shared photos of the mall in darkness. Many also tweeted out to Mall of the Emirates to find out what was going on.
Après at MOE pic.twitter.com/DD1EG8MoD5
- Clare Geeves (@Clareandthecity) July 6, 2018
In a brief tweet, the Mall of the Emirates said that the mall experienced a temporary power outage due to a technical issue. "Mall of the Emirates experienced a temporary power outage in parts of the mall earlier this evening." The tweet read. They have also informed mallgoers that the issue has been resolved and power has been restored.
Despite mall authorities clarifying that the outage was due to technical issue, it didn't stop Twitterati from linking it to the inclement weather conditions that Dubai, and other parts of the country experienced this afternoon.
Despite mall authorities clarifying that the outage was due to technical issue, it didn't stop Twitterati from linking it to the inclement weather conditions that Dubai, and other parts of the country experienced this afternoon.
Leaders have emphasised that the safety of the people is their top priority.
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