UAE urges Emiratis in Canada to exercise caution over wildfires

Wednesday, 24 July 2024 22:10

By ARN News Staff

The UAE Embassy in Ottawa is urging its citizens currently in Canada to exercise caution due to seasonal forest fires near northern regions.

The mission emphasises the importance of following safety instructions issued by local authorities.

It also advises UAE nationals to contact the numbers 0097180024 or 0097180044444 in case of emergencies.

Additionally, Emiratis are encouraged to register in the Tawajudi service for further assistance.

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