Dubai Announces Remote Work For Employees Due to Unstable Weather

Due to anticipated unstable weather conditions, Dubai government employees are permitted to work remotely on February 12, as directed by Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Crown Prince of Dubai. This directive covers all government agencies in Dubai, excluding roles requiring physical attendance.

The National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority (NCEMA) has conducted meetings in accordance with changing weather, issuing alerts for different phenomena from Sunday to Tuesday such as rain, lightning, thunder and possible hail. NCEMA confirms that safety measures are in place highlighting the country’s preparedness for the temperature drop.

An advisory instructs residents to follow safety protocols, particularly in flood-prone areas, while motorists are cautioned to exercise extreme care, avoiding water channels and flood-prone paths. The authorities stress reliance on official information and discourage the spread of rumors. As Dubai prepares for adverse weather, unified efforts emphasize caution, safety measures, and remote work flexibility for government employees.