More explosions have been heard across Dubai as Iran attacks in response to strikes by the United States and Israel that killed its supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and other top officials. The blasts were heard on Sunday, March 1, raising fears of a larger conflict in a region that is usually seen as safe in the Middle East. These explosions followed a day of similar Iranian strikes on US military bases and other American assets in the Gulf.
Dubai’s airport, one of the busiest in the world, Abu Dhabi, and Kuwait’s airport were also affected. Life has become difficult for people in many Gulf countries, including Dubai. The sound of missile explosions is constant, causing fear among residents. Celebrities such as Sonal Chauhan, Vishnu Manchu, and Esha Gupta are currently stuck in Dubai. Actress Erica Fernandes, who moved to Dubai three years ago, shared her experience. She updated her fans, saying that despite the frightening situation, she is safe.
Dubai Airports suspends all flights
Due to rising tensions, Dubai’s airport has been closed and many flights have been canceled. This has left travelers and celebrities stranded, unable to return home. Erica Fernandes reassured her fans about her safety, saying she is currently in Dubai and doing fine.
Actress Erica Fernandes, best known for her roles in Kasautii Zindagii Kay and Kuch Rang Pyar Ke Aise Bhi, told HT that she remains in Dubai. “I’m still in Dubai and I’m safe,” she said. Addressing how authorities have managed the evolving situation, she stated, “I have to say, the UAE government has handled this incredibly well so far. Being here and seeing how quickly and effectively they’ve responded has genuinely been reassuring.”
Erica Fernandes reveals the sounds of interceptions in Dubai are real
However, Fernandes did not minimise the emotional impact of recent events. “It hasn’t been easy. The sounds of interceptions are real, and they’re jarring. People around me, friends and family have been watching this unfold with their own eyes, and that’s a difficult thing to process. There’s no sugar coating it, it’s scary.”
“We’re staying calm, staying safe, and following all guidelines being given by the local authorities. Right now, that’s the best any of us can do. My heart goes out to everyone going through this, wherever you are. We’re taking it one moment at a time,” she added.
Source:- India.com