2024-04-19 20:16:36
Dubai: Many areas of the United Emirates (UAE) have received heavy rains in recent days, causing flood-like conditions. Heavy rains have derailed normal life in many cities including Dubai. It has also come to light that some people have died due to rain. Flights had to be canceled due to flooding at Dubai Airport. About 300 flights were canceled from Dubai International Airport on Wednesday. At the same time, 19 deaths have been confirmed due to rain in UAE’s neighbor Oman. Amidst many concerns and claims regarding this rain, there are some people who have linked it to the recently built temple in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Many types of claims are being made on social media after the devastation caused by rain in Dubai. Pakistani journalist Naila Inayat has shared a video on Twitter. In this, a reel shared on social media has been cited. It is said in this that Arabia is the land on which the removal of idols took place several hundred years ago. Today temples are being built on the same Arab land, that is, worship of idols is being started again. God is angry with this.
‘Nature did not like the construction of a temple in Abu Dhabi’
It is said in the video that the temple was inaugurated in Abu Dhabi in February and after that this flood happened. It is clear that this is a disaster of nature. Sharing this video, Nayla wrote, ‘This Islamic ‘meteorologist’ explains how a newly constructed Hindu temple has become the reason for rain in Dubai. It’s like women wearing jeans causing earthquakes.
Dubai Floods: What is the reason for the situation like heavy rains and terrible floods in Dubai?
There is intense heat and very little rainfall in the United Arab Emirates, but at present some areas including Dubai are facing flood situation. A year’s worth of rain has been recorded in Dubai in a single day, which has added to the problem. Record rainfall in the last 75 years has been recorded in the United Arab Emirates. In the videos surfaced from Dubai, it can be seen that a large number of vehicles are submerged after flooding on Sheikh Zayed Road.