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Mohamed Abdullah, another Emirati from Kalba City, said he was shocked when the seawater flooded his house.
Abdullah Rashid, an Emirati from Al Baradi area, said he preferred to stay home despite the floods.
"The front courtyard of my house was partially flooded with water, but still the family managed to stay in after the authorities installed concrete barriers in front of my house to prevent the seawater from flooding my house."
Eng Mohammed Al Afkham, Director of Fujairah Municipality, said the civic bodies across the Eastern Region have deployed all their tankers and pumping machines to drain out all the accumulated seawater. "Barriers have also been fitted to prevent the seawater from flooding the houses and outlets here."
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