Drone hits residential tower, sparking massive fire, evacuations amid Iran war – New VIDEO

Residents of the building, which is located in Dubai’s iconic Creek Harbour area, were evacuated and Dubai Civil Defence teams doused the fire.

dubai blast — Dubai Creek Harbour Strike: Drone hits residential tower, sparking massive fire, evacuations amid Iran war – New VIDEO

Dubai Creek Harbour Strike: Massive fire broke out at a building in Dubai’s iconic Creek Harbour area on Thursday following an Iranian drone strike. According to the Dubai Media Office, emergency teams rushed to the spot after getting the distress call about a drone crash. Dubai has become one of the places in the Middle East which is continuously being targeted by Iranian airstrikes. Later in the day another blast jolted the city. DMO informed about another drone incident in the Al Bada’a area. However, no casualties were reported in the incident.

What Happened At Creek Harbour Area?

The Dubai Media Office on Thursday took to X and informed about the drone attack.

“Authorities have fully brought the fire under control, and all residents are safe. No injuries have been reported,” DMO wrote in the post.

Dubai has been among the places in the Middle East targeted by Iranian forces amid the conflict there. The unrest started after the US and Israel launched a joint strike, killing Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei.

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Residents Evacuated

Emergency teams evacuated residents of the building as a precaution. The Dubai Civil Defence teams brought the flames under control and declared the building safe, confirming that no injuries were reported.

“Authorities in Dubai are responding to an incident involving a drone that fell on a building in the vicinity of Dubai Creek Harbour. Authorities have fully brought the fire under control, and all residents are safe. No injuries have been reported,” the Media Office said in a series of posts on X.