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Saudi Arabian authorities have issued warnings against severe sandstorms that have enveloped several parts of the country on Saturday.
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UAE weather alert: Beware of rough seas, blowing dust
Dust storms have swept through the northern region of the country, including Al Jawf, the capital Riyadh, Qassim, Hail, as well as eastern parts of Makkah and Madinah.
One video shared on social media shows the intense storms knocking down street lights and electricity poles.
Another video features dashboard footage of a bright red difficult to see through the cloud of dust enveloping Arar in the Northern Borders Province.
The Saudi Civil Defence urged the public to take precautions, urging people, especially those with respiratory illnesses, to stay at home.
It also warned drivers to be cautious when driving near lamp posts, electricity poles, and billboards on the street.
Officials in Oman also issued alerts regarding the activity of southern winds and warned of the possibility of dust storms in the Dhofar and Al Wusta governorates during Saturday evening.
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