Dubai Airport Partially Reopens Following Iranian Drone Attack
Dubai International Airport resumed limited flights hours after a suspension caused by debris from intercepted Iranian missiles, affecting thousands of passengers, officials said.
- On Saturday, DXB partially reopened after an aerial interception, with the Dubai government describing a minor incident caused by debris and no injuries.
- The Emirati Ministry of Defence said air defences were responding to missile and drone threats from Iran, with attacks hitting Abu Dhabi airport, Palm Jumeirah, Burj Al Arab, and causing a fire at the US consulate in Dubai.
- Flightradar24 tracked planes circling in holding patterns while passengers at Dubai International were directed into train tunnels and Emirates suspended all flights, with Dubai Airports saying the situation was controlled.
- All Dubai city check-in points are temporarily closed and customers booked between February 28 and Mar 31 can rebook or request refunds; passengers are advised not to travel unless contacted, Dubai Airports said.
- Wider US–Israel–Iran hostilities have widened the conflict across the Gulf, killing at least 1,230 people in Iran and pushing benchmark US crude above 90 dollars on Friday.
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Taxi driver killed after shot down drone crushes car in heart of Dubai
The taxi caught fire on a bridge in the Al Barsha neighbourhood (Picture X) A Pakistani taxi driver still working as missiles rained above Dubai became the first civilian casualty of Iran’s strikes on the city. Debris from a drone that had been intercepted by Dubai’s aerial defences fell and struck his vehicle as it crossed a bridge. Smoke from the flaming wreckage could be seen billowing as traffic continues to move through the plush Al Barsha …
Second Pakistani killed in Dubai as Middle East conflict rages on
Debris from aerial interception falls on vehicle.Official says incident occurred near Sheikh Zayed Road.Authorities probe if deceased received emergency alert.DUBAI: A Pakistani driver was killed in Dubai's Al Barsha area on Saturday...
The city doesn't find peace. Hit the airport and a skyscraper. An Asian driver dies. Dismay: "It's surreal"
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