ABU DHABI – UAE authorities have cautioned that strict legal action will be taken against anyone violating these rules.
The advisory further states that individuals should immediately seek safety when alerts are issued and remain indoors until authorities lift warnings. Sharing or publishing images of incident sites, including damage from projectiles or shrapnel, via digital or social media platforms is strictly prohibited.
Indian nationals are also instructed to report any suspicious objects or shrapnel in their vicinity to the competent authorities without approaching or touching them. Recording or photographing inside airports during arrivals or departures is explicitly forbidden.
The Embassy of India urged all Indian residents and visitors in the UAE to follow local laws and safety guidelines to avoid legal consequences and ensure personal safety, particularly in view of the current regional situation.
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