Dubai: The UAE has taken proactive measures in response to unstable weather conditions, announcing remote working for government employees across the country on Thursday, May 2.
The decision to implement remote working on May 2 stems from the prevailing unstable weather conditions across the Emirates. This initiative aims to ensure the safety and well-being of government employees amidst the anticipated weather fluctuations.
Certain federal employees whose job functions necessitate physical presence at the workplace have been exempted from remote working. This exemption is tailored to accommodate essential services and critical functions during adverse weather conditions.
The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE) has advised private sector employees to also engage in remote working on May 2. This recommendation underscores the importance of prioritizing employee safety and minimizing disruptions to business operations.
Contrary to the rainfall experienced on April 16, the impending weather scenario is forecasted to differ. Previous days witnessed moderate to heavy rainfall over scattered areas, occasionally accompanied by lightning and thunder, with a probability of hail.
An expert from the National Center of Meteorology (NCM) has provided insights into the anticipated weather conditions. Expectations include variations from previous events, with a focus on mitigating potential risks associated with the forecasted weather patterns.
The National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority (NCEMA) have announced their preparedness to address the unstable weather conditions. This announcement highlights the government's commitment to proactively managing potential challenges arising from adverse weather events.
During official meetings, government officials discussed precautionary measures essential for this period. These discussions underscore the collaborative efforts of all relevant entities in ensuring readiness to respond effectively to any emergent situations.