All roads to Burj Dubai are still open

“There is no need to close any of them,” Major General Mohamed Eid Al Mansouri, Director of Organization, Protective Security and Emergency department - Dubai Police, told Khaleej Times.

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“I have just checked the roads leading to the site, and everything was OK.”

Major General Mansouri then said that the public were not let in at 4pm as was scheduled possibly due to the big number of visitors.

“None of the gates is yet opened, and the audience is most likely expected to be allowed in by 5:30pm.”

“Dubai Police has nothing to do with the delay. Emaar staff are in charge of the three gates leading to the Burj.”

Email: ahmedshaaban@khalejjtimes.com