A website will be set up for residents in the emirate to register a list of damages and losses incurred by the flooding.
Hundreds of volunteers take to the streets in Fujairah to help clear debris and rainwater left behind after flash flooding. All photos: Khushnum Bhandari / The National
More than 650 people equipped with buckets and brooms came out in their droves to help clear roads and homes of debris and muddy water.
The volunteers were called on by Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamad, Crown Prince of Fujairah.
Some volunteers used their 4x4s to remove cars trapped in the water and distributed food and water supplies to residents.
The UAE recorded its heaviest rainfall in three decades this week.
Volunteers in action.
A website will be set up for residents in the emirate to register a list of damages and losses incurred by the flooding.
Hundreds of volunteers take to the streets in Fujairah to help clear debris and rainwater left behind after flash flooding. All photos: Khushnum Bhandari / The National
More than 650 people equipped with buckets and brooms came out in their droves to help clear roads and homes of debris and muddy water.
The volunteers were called on by Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamad, Crown Prince of Fujairah.
Some volunteers used their 4x4s to remove cars trapped in the water and distributed food and water supplies to residents.
The UAE recorded its heaviest rainfall in three decades this week.
Volunteers in action.
A website will be set up for residents in the emirate to register a list of damages and losses incurred by the flooding.
