Dubai wakumbwa na mafuriko baada ya mvua kubwa kunyesha
Dubai wakumbwa na mafuriko baada ya mvua kubwa kunyesha
mayounger
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Iyo picha ya mwisho, si kwa Mfugale ya Tazara pale,,!!?? 😂😂
mjanja wa kijiji
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Acha kukariri maisha.
Auz
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Na Muscat Oman hali kadhalika.
Webabu
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Maendeleo yaliyofikiwa kwenye nchi kama UAE huwa zinawatia jeuri wengi ya wakazi wa maeneo hayo kiasi kufanya maasi ya waziwazi mbele ya amri za muumba wao.
Kuna matukio mengi yantokea ili kuwapa onyo na hili la mafuriko ya jana ni moja ya onyo kubwa kwao.
Kwa muda wa masaa 12 tu imenyesha mvua ambayo kikawaida ingenyesha kwa mwaka mzima.Matokeo yake mitaa katikati ya mji yamegeuka kama mito.
Mbaya zaidi uwanja wa ndege wa kimataifa wa Dubai ambao karibuni umepata hadhi ya kuwa uwanja wa 2 duniani kuwa na harakati za wasafiri na kuruka na kutua ndege.
Ndege za kimataifa zinaonekana zikitembea kama madau na huku uwanja wote ukiwa kama ziwa.Hali hiyo ilipelekea uwanja kufungw kwa muda.
Kuna matukio mengi yantokea ili kuwapa onyo na hili la mafuriko ya jana ni moja ya onyo kubwa kwao.
Kwa muda wa masaa 12 tu imenyesha mvua ambayo kikawaida ingenyesha kwa mwaka mzima.Matokeo yake mitaa katikati ya mji yamegeuka kama mito.
Mbaya zaidi uwanja wa ndege wa kimataifa wa Dubai ambao karibuni umepata hadhi ya kuwa uwanja wa 2 duniani kuwa na harakati za wasafiri na kuruka na kutua ndege.
Ndege za kimataifa zinaonekana zikitembea kama madau na huku uwanja wote ukiwa kama ziwa.Hali hiyo ilipelekea uwanja kufungw kwa muda.
92 jerrie
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hahaha haujui
Webabu
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Rufiji si ni eneo la dunia ya tatu.Hakuna mafuta wala majumba makubwa
aise
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Jibu hilo swali vizuri Acha uhuni mkuu
Webabu
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Swali liko wapi
rodrick alexander
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Kama kwetu kusingekuwa na mafuriko ungeweza kusikia rais anatoa msaada wa $ 1000000 kwa Dubai.
Pekejeng
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Imekosekana IST tu hapo
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tuoneshe ata picha moja tu ya GTX la Buguruni wew unazani ayo magari ni mo boxer izo kwamb kila kiumbe anaweza ku afford
Dubai si jangwa, mvua imetoka wapi?
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Safari za ndege zahairishwa katika uwanja wa ndege wa kimataifa wa Dubai baada ya uwanja huo kufurika maji kutoka na mvua zilizonyesha tarehe 16 Aprili, 2024. Serikali ya nchi hiyo imesema mvua hiyo haijawahi kunyesha kwa miaka 75.
Mvua hizo zilianza kunyesha usiku wa tarehe 15 Aprili na kutokana na rekodi ya Uwanja wa ndege mvua hiyo ilinyesha kwa kiwango cha milimita 142 ambacho ni kiwango cha wastani wa mvua wa mwaka mzima na nusu nchini humo.
Mafuriko hayo yamefurika Barabara nyingi nchini humo na kupelekea watu kuacha magari barabarani huku wengine wakilazimika kuondoka katika nyumba zao. Mamlaka husika zinashughulikia tatizo hili kwa kutumia malori na tanki kutoa maji barabarani.
At least one person was killed after a 70-year-old man was swept away in his car in Ras Al-Khaimah, one of the country’s seven emirates, police said.
The rains began on Monday night, and by Tuesday evening, more than 142mm (5.59in) had soaked the desert city of Dubai – normally the average amount it gets in a year and a half.
An average year sees 94.7 millimeters — or 3.73 inches — of rain at Dubai International Airport, the world’s busiest for international travel and a hub for the long-haul carrier Emirates.
Some inland areas of the UAE recorded more than 80mm (3.2in) of rain over 24 hours to 8am Tuesday, approaching the annual average of about 100mm. Rain is unusual in the UAE, on the arid Arabian Peninsula, but occurs periodically during the cooler winter months.
Homes were flooded and vehicles were abandoned on roadways across Dubai as authorities sent tanker trucks into the streets to pump away the water. Many roads and other areas lack drainage given the lack of regular rainfall.
Flagship shopping centres Dubai Mall and Mall of the Emirates both suffered flooding, with ankle-deep water in at least one Dubai Metro station, according to images posted on social media.
Lightning was seen flashing across the sky, occasionally touching the tip of the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building.
The National Center for Meteorology “urged residents to take all the precautions … and to stay away from areas of flooding and water accumulation” in a post on X.
The United Arab Emirates government media office posted on its X account that the downpours were an “exceptional” climate event. Even more rain is expected.
Earlier the weather system caused floods across Bahrain, and left 18 dead in Oman on Sunday and Monday, according to Agence France-Presse.
Both Oman and the UAE, which hosted last year’s Cop28 UN climate talks, have previously warned that global warming is likely to lead to more flooding.
SOURCE: THE GUARDIAN
Mvua hizo zilianza kunyesha usiku wa tarehe 15 Aprili na kutokana na rekodi ya Uwanja wa ndege mvua hiyo ilinyesha kwa kiwango cha milimita 142 ambacho ni kiwango cha wastani wa mvua wa mwaka mzima na nusu nchini humo.
Mafuriko hayo yamefurika Barabara nyingi nchini humo na kupelekea watu kuacha magari barabarani huku wengine wakilazimika kuondoka katika nyumba zao. Mamlaka husika zinashughulikia tatizo hili kwa kutumia malori na tanki kutoa maji barabarani.
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Heavy rains have hit the United Arab Emirates, flooding major highways and disrupting flights at Dubai international airport – in what the government has described as the largest amount of rainfall in the past 75 years.
At least one person was killed after a 70-year-old man was swept away in his car in Ras Al-Khaimah, one of the country’s seven emirates, police said.
The rains began on Monday night, and by Tuesday evening, more than 142mm (5.59in) had soaked the desert city of Dubai – normally the average amount it gets in a year and a half.
An average year sees 94.7 millimeters — or 3.73 inches — of rain at Dubai International Airport, the world’s busiest for international travel and a hub for the long-haul carrier Emirates.
Some inland areas of the UAE recorded more than 80mm (3.2in) of rain over 24 hours to 8am Tuesday, approaching the annual average of about 100mm. Rain is unusual in the UAE, on the arid Arabian Peninsula, but occurs periodically during the cooler winter months.
Homes were flooded and vehicles were abandoned on roadways across Dubai as authorities sent tanker trucks into the streets to pump away the water. Many roads and other areas lack drainage given the lack of regular rainfall.
Flagship shopping centres Dubai Mall and Mall of the Emirates both suffered flooding, with ankle-deep water in at least one Dubai Metro station, according to images posted on social media.
Lightning was seen flashing across the sky, occasionally touching the tip of the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building.
The National Center for Meteorology “urged residents to take all the precautions … and to stay away from areas of flooding and water accumulation” in a post on X.
The United Arab Emirates government media office posted on its X account that the downpours were an “exceptional” climate event. Even more rain is expected.
Earlier the weather system caused floods across Bahrain, and left 18 dead in Oman on Sunday and Monday, according to Agence France-Presse.
Both Oman and the UAE, which hosted last year’s Cop28 UN climate talks, have previously warned that global warming is likely to lead to more flooding.
SOURCE: THE GUARDIAN
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Mvua inanyesha jangwani.
