Instructions for schools to start online classes in view of rains

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) government has taken important measures to deal with heavy rains.

Winds of up to 70km/h are forecast in the UAE today and tomorrow, with residents advised to exercise caution while motorists are asked to avoid non-essential travel.

According to a foreign news agency, Dubai and other states of the United Arab Emirates have created a plan to deal with heavy rain. Under the plan, government offices have been instructed to work from home, while educational institutions. I have instructed vacation and online classes.

The United Arab Emirates and the Middle East seem to be making every possible effort to protect themselves from financial and human losses through effective planning to deal with changing weather conditions, according to Sheikh Hamdan, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of the Dubai Executive Council. I have directed all government agencies to discharge their responsibilities by using digital technology due to climate change.

Emirati authorities have also directed the private sector to make work-from-home arrangements for employees and ensure their safety during the fluctuating weather.

On the instructions of Sheikh Hamdan, Crown Prince of Dubai, schools in Dubai have sent messages to parents today to hold remote learning sessions, emergency police and transport authorities have also taken precautionary measures to ensure public safety.