The flow of valleys in Fujairah is surrounded by 651 students

The Fujairah Police has secured 651 students with the educational and administrative staff of the Rumaitha Al Ansariah School in Maribadh District, in the emirate of Fujairah, with the support of its specialized teams, after that. one of the valleys cut the road leading to school two hours after the end of the working hours. Because the school was a precautionary measure, school buses could be moved to bring students home once the water was recovered.

Yesterday afternoon, heavy rains hit the cities and areas of the east coast, accompanied by lightning and strong winds, which resulted in the casting of many valleys and mountain reefs and collected from the coast. water in quantities on main roads and sub-roads.

General Mohammed Ahmed bin Ghanem al-Kaabi said that it was wise to prevent students from leaving the country after the rains and overflowing valleys. Police teams oversaw school bus movements after the rains ended and the flow of the valley deteriorated. The students went safely to their families, stressing that all the students from Rumaitha Al-Ansari School had arrived safely in their families.

He pointed out that traffic patrols had not detected any road accidents, with the exception of minor incidents still causing rain showers, and called on the public and road users to be cautious. driving and respecting prescribed speeds on the streets. Standing in the runoff valleys and lowlands, and not be concerned about the photograph of the atmosphere while driving.

The students' parents called on the relevant authorities to take preventive measures by providing safe escape routes to schools during the rainy season to prevent students from being confined to schools in the event of heavy rains. They also stressed that the school administration should bring students to their parents before the rain, weather centers change the weather and heavy rainfall.

The director of the school Rumaitha Al-Ansariya, Fatima Al-Khadem, told Emirates Al-Youm that the school day had gone well and that the rain had coincided with the time of departure , which prompted the administration to unplug the electricity preemptively for security reasons. The emergency teams, and after making sure that the valley and the safety of the road and the lack of drilling and the stability of the weather, and the students were evicted to their homes.

Rainwater sweeps Wadi Hilou Farms

Ali Salem Al Mazrouei, from the Wadi Hilu region, in the emirate of Sharjah, said the waters of the wadis had caused the destruction of the bulldozer of a parked vehicle. As well as housing for workers and a large electric complex in the farm, they also washed the waters of the valleys, two farms adjacent to the farmer's farm, including agricultural crops, and 40 heads of sheep.