US-Israel war on Iran, Day 34: What UAE residents need to know on April 2
The UAE has intercepted a missile near Abu Dhabi, with no injuries reported, as regional tensions continue to impact daily life. The country's education system has been affected, with remote learning extended until April 17 and academic adjustments made to prioritize student safety.
Authorities in the UAE confirmed a missile interception near Abu Dhabi, causing minor damage but no injuries. The Ministry of Defence stated the country remains safe after successful operations against incoming threats. The Ministry of Education extended remote learning for schools and nurseries until April 17, prioritizing student safety. Higher education institutions continue with online and hybrid systems to support students. The UAE's General Civil Aviation Authority made airspace decisions as precautionary measures, with airlines rerouting flights around restricted zones. Some services have been delayed or adjusted based on evolving safety assessments. The UAE President held a phone call with the US President to discuss the ongoing conflict and its implications. Talks focused on regional stability, maritime security, and the global economic impact. Food supply chains remain secure despite global uncertainties, with authorities closely monitoring stock levels and production. Travellers may face rising ticket prices due to increased jet fuel costs.
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