Authorities in Dubai responded to a fire at an abandoned house in the Al Badaa area caused by debris from an air defence interception, Dubai Media Office (DMO) said on Tuesday.
In a post on social media, the DMO said four people in the vicinity sustained minor injuries.
The incident comes amid ongoing air defence activity, with authorities continuing to respond to aerial threats and urging the public to remain cautious and follow official guidance.
Authorities in Dubai responded to a fire in an abandoned house in Al Badaa caused by debris following an air defence interception. Four minor injuries were reported among individuals in the vicinity of the house.
— Dubai Media Office (@DXBMediaOffice) March 30, 2026
Air defences respond to incoming missile, drone threats on Tuesday
Drone targets Thuraya telecoms facility in Sharjah
Abdullah bin Zayed condemns terror plot in Bahrain
UAE, regional partners issue joint statement on Israel
UAE extends distance learning for schools until April 17
Dubai's RTA launches driverless taxis in Jumeirah, Umm Suqeim
H.H. Sheikh Hamdan approves AED1 bn support for Dubai businesses
UAE President discusses regional developments with European Council chief
UAE intercepts 11 ballistic missiles, 27 drones on Monday
Sheikh Sultan establishes Sharjah Space and Astronomy Complex
Dubai Police return over 171,000 lost items to owners in 2025
UAE 'will emerge stronger' says H.H. Sheikh Mohammed, Cabinet approves new strategies
UAE President and US Senator discuss regional developments
Safety remains priority as UAE universities allowed phased return to campus
Sheikh Abdullah condemns attacks on civilian infrastructure in region
UAE responds to further missile, drone threats on Sunday
16 ballistic missiles, 42 drones intercepted on Sunday
Dubai Police issues 720 certificates for weather-affected vehicles
Gargash: Political solution needs guarantees against repeat Iranian attacks
