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Dubai’s Road and Transport Authority (RTA) has taken a significant step to mitigate the challenges posed by heavy rain in the city with the inauguration of a state-of-the-art Joint Flood Management Room.
Housed within the RTA’s Enterprise Command and Control Center, this specialized unit utilizes advanced technology to monitor and regulate traffic, ensuring the safety of Dubai’s roads during adverse weather conditions.
Established through collaboration with key stakeholders, including Dubai Police, the Dubai Municipality, and the Mohammed bin Rashid Housing Establishment, the Joint Flood Management Room aims to enhance response capabilities through modern technological advancements.
Real-time monitoring and swift deployment of teams will play a pivotal role in minimizing the impact of heavy rainfall and expediting resolution processes.
As the UAE braces for a cooler week, with overnight temperatures expected to dip to 12°C in some areas, this initiative comes at a crucial time.
The focus on public safety and efficient traffic control during inclement weather aligns with Dubai’s commitment to progressive technology and emergency response strategies, reinforcing the city’s resilience and adaptability to challenging conditions.
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