Chinese Embassies and Consulates in the UAE Issue Safety Alerts to Chinese Citizens
Svmuu News: The UAE government has issued a statement indicating that it attaches great importance to national security and the safety of its residents. It has swiftly activated its emergency response mechanism, and the overall situation remains stable and under control. Please remain calm at all times, closely follow the security advisories issued by the UAE government and consular alerts from the embassy and consulates, and respond calmly in accordance with information provided by local authorities, emergency services, and other relevant agencies. Chinese citizens and tourists in the UAE are advised to remain where they are, minimize non-essential travel and movement between regions, and temporarily stay in their current relatively safe residences or hotels. Please closely monitor the surrounding environment and security situation, and stay away from local military facilities and sensitive areas. In the event of an emergency, please immediately seek shelter in the nearest sturdy building, stay away from doors, windows, balconies, and open areas, and do not linger or gather outside to watch. (Jin Shi)
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