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Heavy rainfall in Dubai, airport flooded and flights affected

by Ali Gulrez
January 13, 2020
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Heavy rainfall in Dubai Airport Flooded flights affected

Heavy rainfall in Dubai, Airport Flooded and flights affected

There has been unusually heavy rainfall in Dubai for the past few days causing flooding in many areas throughout the city as well as causing the airport to be flooded with flights being affected as the city’s drainage network does not have the capacity to handle this amount of rain.

Heavy rainfall in Dubai Airport Flooded flights affected
City Center Sharjah flooded by rainwater.

According to the Dubai Media Office and other officials, rainfall in Dubai reached 150mm/hour where as the city’s drainage network can only handle up to 30-40mm/hour of rainwater.

Dubai Media Office reported that more then 1.3 million cubic meters of rainwater has been drained and pumped across the city.

Within 24 hours, the @DMunicipality has drained and pumped out around 1.3 million cubic meters of rainwater across #Dubai. pic.twitter.com/55p6HC3s1C

— Dubai Media Office (@DXBMediaOffice) January 12, 2020

This was the condition of roads across the city as updated by the people in the area on Twitter.

#dubairain #sharjah #uae Too much Rain😉😂😅 pic.twitter.com/ku8lJB9nfc

— Vikas Kumar (@vikasrayraj) January 11, 2020

Dubai right now.
Never experienced so much rain here. pic.twitter.com/a2Ub19PW0W

— Kamran Muzaffer (@krick3r) January 11, 2020

The extreme amount of rainfall has also flooded the airport. Dubai International Airport is one of the busiest airports in the world and flights have been cancelled, diverted or delayed due to the flooding and heavy rainfall on Saturday according to airport officials.

This is tweet by the Breaking Aviation News showing the condition of the Dubai airport being flooded by the rain causing flights to be affected.

https://twitter.com/breakingavnews/status/1216072701170855937

Another tweet by the EHA News shows the airport’s runway submerged under water.

#Dubai Airport cancelled, diverted and delayed flights on Saturday due to heavy rain and flooding

▫Video shows part of the airport's runway area submerged underwater.
Via-@airplusnews_EN pic.twitter.com/p5u2EGSu5P

— EHA News (@eha_news) January 11, 2020

According to airport officials, work is underway to “restore operations and minimize inconvenience” to people travelling and advised customers to check directly with their airlines to get flight information.

However, with additional rain expected later this evening, the disruption is expected to continue for the next 24 hours. Customers are advised to check directly with their airlines for more specific flight information and allow additional time to get to the airport (2/2)

— Dubai Airports (@DubaiAirports) January 11, 2020

Read more: Plane crashes near Sadiqabad Punjab.

Read More: Iran mistakenly shot down Ukrainian Airliner: Rouhani.

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