• Dubai demonstrates a leading model in crisis and emergency management during the “Azm” low-pressure weather system through proactive planning and high readiness
• Integrated operational systems ensured business continuity and the uninterrupted flow of daily life across the Emirate
• 12.195 million cubic metres of rainwater pumped into water bodies
• More than 124,000 drainage inlets and 47,000 inspection chambers supported stormwater management
• 4.9 million linear metres of drainage pipelines enabled the drainage of more than 94% of rainwater
• Approximately 3,500 personnel supported by more than 1,210 machines and vehicles ensured rapid response
• Immediate response to 15,150 calls, 8,466 interactions via the smart “Faris” system, and 4,325 reports across 249 areas
• Public parks, beaches, and recreational facilities maintained high operational readiness
• Beaches restored within 6 hours and parks within 24 hours, reflecting the efficiency of integrated public space management

Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 31 March 2026: Dubai Municipality has announced the successful management of the impacts associated with the “Azm” low-pressure weather system through a proactive and integrated operational framework that ensured community safety, service continuity, and rapid recovery across the Emirate.