Dubai urges residents to ignore rumours and follow verified updates

DUBAI 23°CGOLD/FOREXPRAYER TIMESNEWSLETTERSLOGIN GOLD/FOREXDUBAI 23°CPRAYER TIMES UAEUAEUNITED IN STRENGTHRAMADANASK GULF NEWSPEOPLEGOVERNMENTEDUCATIONCOURT & CRIMEHEALTHEMERGENCIESENVIRONMENTTRANSPORTWEATHER UAE / PeopleDubai urges residents to ignore rumours and follow verified updatesAuthorities warn of misleading social media posts, many traced to accounts outside the UAE Dubai: The government of Dubai has called on residents to stay informed with facts amid the rapid spread of misinformation and rumours on social media. Daily posts claiming statements such as ‘I hear explosions in Dubai,’ 'Dubai faces severe shortage of goods,’ or ‘Life in Dubai has come to a standstill’ have been circulating online. A closer look shows that many of these posts originate from accounts outside the UAE, often hundreds or thousands of kilometres away, highlighting how misinformation spreads quickly. Authorities stressed the need to ‘cut through the noise’ and focus on verified facts. Residents have been advised to follow official channels for accurate updates and to rely only on trustworthy sources. For the latest verified information, the public is encouraged to follow the Government of Dubai Media Office across its official platforms. How to report a scam or fake website in Dubai UAE warns against scam messages impersonating officials Falling debris? Immediate actions to take for safety Dubai activates full response as rain impacts traffic UAE responds to new missile, drone threats from Iran Sounds in Dubai due to successful aerial defence ops